Stylistic Choices

Presenting a balanced comparison of both sides

Ignoring one side of the argument entirely

Offering a humorous take on the controversy

Providing biased opinions in favor of one side

Employing dense scientific terminology explaining photovoltaic technology processes.

Discussing international treaties on carbon emissions which those readers might find too remote or unrelatable.

Emphasizing failures within solar power industries elsewhere without offering constructive solutions.

Acknowledging existing challenges while presenting benefits renewable energy could bring specifically to their region.

By using a dash before and after nonessential clause

With a parenthesis around the nonessential clause

With commas around the nonessential clause

With a bracket around the nonessential clause

Expert testimonies from educators and child psychologists

Sales statistics from children's book publishers

Plot summaries of classic literature

Quotes from popular children's books

An analysis of standardized test scores from comparable grade levels at both schools.

Testimonials from students about their favorite school subjects at each school.

Information about the history and founding year of both schools.

A listing of extracurricular activities available at each school.

International agreements related to carbon emissions targets compared across countries.

Comparing energy consumption trends in urban versus rural areas over time.

National statistics on recycling rates before and after policy changes.

A study comparing biodiversity changes after policy implementation in similar ecosystems.

Applying historical examples of ancient athletic regimes unrelated to modern sports.

Referencing statistical data from medical research studies about injury prevention without context.

Using analogies drawn from corporate team-building exercises unfamiliar to them.

Describing cross-training through sports metaphors they are familiar with from their own experiences.

It limits the range of subjects available for comparison

It dictates the writer's personal preferences for certain subjects

It influences the audience's interpretation and understanding of the comparison

It determines the writer's credibility on the subject matter

Comparison of student performances pre- and post-intervention in the same age group.

Longitudinal observation of a single classroom demographic.

Qualitative feedback from parents and teachers alone, insufficient to indicate effectiveness.

Broad education trends nationwide irrelevant to age specificity.

Transitions in higher education with more widespread university enrollment.

Increasing domestic emphasis on innovation and technology development.

Shifting demographics due to increased immigration during turn-of-the-century.

America’s expanding international presence as a rising world power.