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Short of giving a science lesson; Creatine is used as a substrate for the formation of ATP. (What does "short of giving a science lesson" here means? Thanks!)
Short of giving a science lesson; Creatine is used as a substrate for the formation of ATP. (What does "short of giving a science lesson" here means? Thanks!)
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In this context, "short of" means "without", or "less than". The writer is saying that they do no want to give a full science lesson, but they do want to explain a few science facts.
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In this context, "short of" means "without", or "less than". The writer is saying that they do no want to give a full science lesson, but they do want to explain a few science facts.
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