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The language is academic science language

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The findings on system affordability are significant as cost is a major factor in determining the type of system for biofuels production from algae. And Hannon's research stated that closed-collection systems are more effective than open-pond system and costs more than close-collection system though.

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The implication of their results is that closed-collection algae systems must be designed in a way that makes them cost competitive with open-pond systems
It makes sense. Because the open-pond systems are likely cheaper than the closed one so the closed-collection systems must be cheap to create the competitiveness between them

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To introduce and describe about the NASA's OMEGA system.

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To indicate the relationship between algae and wastewater and how they work

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The cultivation of microalgae through improved PBRs. In OMEGA project's study, no information was gathered regarding whether floating PBRs were tested against high waves and storms, so that's why they require further research.

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1. Sentence 1st
- Type of language using : Academic discussion

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2. - The main idea of this sentence show that the main issue of using algea to produce biofuels is system affordability.
-It show that the cost competitive ness of open-pond system is less suitable than the closed-collection system because due to its higher risk of contamination and also cost more moneys

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- The implication here is that we should select the appropriate system that depends on our finacial problems.
- It does make sense because two of the previous finding stated that the problem is about the cost of each system. We should develop the open-pond system large-scale due to its affordability, as opposed to closed - collection system.

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The reason is to give example and support the author idea and also for reference

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The algae work to purify the wastewater while the wastewater nourishes the algae, and the position of NASA's OMEGA system adjacent to the municipal wastewater described may be perfect for cultivating algae on a wide scale.

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Sentenced 1, the author use academic writing language to do this

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The previous research about system affordability is significant because the cost is the major issue in determining the type of system, that uses algae to manufacture biofuels.
That finding improve Hanonn's research and show the viable way to solve

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The implication is in sentence 5 in the article: closed-collection algae systems must be designed in a way that makes them more affordable.
Yes, it does.
Based on the aforementioned findings, the cost is one of the major issues duos to these systems, that implication might be the viable solution to that issue.

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the in-text citation is included to prove that OMEGA is advantageous and promising system.

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The reason NASA's OMEGA system is located next to city wastewater is mentioned, is to show us how that system work, show the correlation between the wastewater and algae.
It also shows how it environmentally friendly by it can sanitize the wastewater.
Besides, that is an implication of it location is for growing algae on a large scale.

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- Floats PBRs (no information)
- Decays of plastic (pointed out by other researchers)
- It was supported by giving the previous research that still lack of information

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- According to the author, testing of floating PBRs against high waves and storms, and the decay of the plastic itself are aspects of the microalgae collection system that need further investigation.
- It was supported by a lack of information from the previous research.

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The algae work to sanitize the wastewater while the wastewater nourishes the algae.

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The in-text citation (Trent et al. 2012) is included shows that the advantageous relation between the algae and wastewater, which leads to a more clear water environment and a lush algae.

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Implication: closed-collection algae systems must be designed in a way that makes them cost-competitive with open-pond systems.
Yes. The reason is open-pond systems are cheaper than closed-collection ones for large-scale algae cultivation systems so the price of closed-collection systems must be cheap.

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Based on readings about the system in the past, the price is really important because it will decide the type of system to produce biofuels from algae.
Hannon's research shows us the cost competitiveness between 2 types of system. Therefore, we can see that price is important when choosing kind of system.

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Passage 1. The language used in this passage is academic language.

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The prementioned documents show that the system's ability to pay is crucial, therefore, the cost of maintaining structure is the main reason to choose the type of producing biofuels system. The reason is Hannon stated that the cost is extremely important with the type of system.

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The inference is included in the 5th sentence: closed-collection algae systems must be constructed in such a way that they are cheaper. Drawing on the aforementioned data, one of the primary difficulties duos to these systems is cost, and this implication could be a feasible solution to that problem.

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This citation can be used as a resource for the reader to learn more and also used to prove what the writer is true.

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To demonstrate how the placement of the system is important for large-scale algae production. This helps to get the most nutrients for the system, because the location next to the city wastewater is an ideal location for algae to grow and help disinfect the city's wastewater.

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The decay of the plastic itself requires further research. According to sentence 13, no information was gathered regarding whether floating PBRs were testes against high waves and storms.

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The location of Nasa's Omega near municipal wastewater is to help algae grow quickly because it supports each other when the algae work to sanitize the wastewater while wastewater nourishes the algae.

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the reason that the intext citation (Trent et al. 2012) is introduce one promising PBR is NASA's OMEGA system.

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Implication: Closed-collection algae systems must be designed in a way that makes them cost competitive with open-pond systems.
Yes, it does. It overcomes all the defects mentioned before such as contamination, cost competitiveness.

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The earlier findings related to system affordability are considerable as cost plays an role in deciding what type of the system will use algae to produce biofuels.
One of the scientists' concern is about the cost. However, according to Hannon, cost competitiveness of open-pond systems may be the force to develop large-scale algae cultivation systems.

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The sentence 1 is the main result which refer back to the objective of the study. the language is used in this sentence and passage is academic inclination science

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Based on sentences 13 & 14 & 15, the PBR's system during the finding, no information was gathered because those systems were tested against high waves and storms, the decay of plastic is also noteworthy and needs further investigation.
This shows us the disadvantages, algae-using is still a dream or a thing that can be done in the future.

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According to the author, floating PBRs and the decay of the plastic itself should have further investigation in the future.