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README.Rmd

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 All tests included in the package share similar features:
 
-- Inspired by the [agricolae](https://myaseen208.com/agricolae/) package, it is possible work with either two vectors (one for the response variable and one for the treatments) or a model (created with `lm()` or `aov()`). In the latter case, the name of the variable with the treatments must be indicated.
-- After applying the corresponding method, a table containing the treatments and their group (indicated by a number) is printed to the console. Treatments within the same group are not significantly different. The user can choose not not display the table.
-- By default, a dendrogram is plotted. The dendrogram can be customized with any argument passed to the `plot()` function. In addition, the data used to create it is made available to the user, so it is possible to use other libraries such as ggplot2. 
+- Inspired by the [agricolae](https://myaseen208.com/agricolae/) package, it is possible to work with either two vectors (one for the response variable and one for the treatments) or a model (created with `lm()` or `aov()`). In the latter case, the name of the variable with the treatments must be specified.
+- After applying the corresponding method, a table containing the treatments and their group (indicated by a number) is printed to the console. Treatments within the same group are not significantly different. The user can choose not to display the table.
+- By default, a dendrogram is plotted. The dendrogram can be customized with any argument passed to the `plot()` function. In addition, the data used to create the plot is made available to the user, so it is possible to use other libraries such as ggplot2. 
 
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@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ dgc_test(
 
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-🇬🇧 Alternatively, the `hclust` object that creates the dendrogram is made available to the user, which allows other libraries to be used. In the following example, the [ggdendro](https://andrie.github.io/ggdendro/) package is used to plot the dendrogram with ggplot2.
+🇬🇧 Alternatively, the `hclust` object responsible for creating the dendrogram is provided to the user, which allows other libraries to be used. In the following example, the [ggdendro](https://andrie.github.io/ggdendro/) package is used to plot the dendrogram with ggplot2.
 
 🇪🇸 Como alternativa, el usuario tiene acceso al objeto de clase `hclust` usado por la función para crear el dendrograma, lo cual permite la aplicación de otros paquetes. En el siguiente ejemplo se recurre al paquete [ggdendro](https://andrie.github.io/ggdendro/) para graficar el dendrograma con ggplot2.
 

README.md

@@ -17,17 +17,17 @@ experimental](https://img.shields.io/badge/lifecycle-experimental-orange.svg)](h
 All tests included in the package share similar features:
 
 - Inspired by the [agricolae](https://myaseen208.com/agricolae/)
- package, it is possible work with either two vectors (one for the
+ package, it is possible to work with either two vectors (one for the
  response variable and one for the treatments) or a model (created with
  `lm()` or `aov()`). In the latter case, the name of the variable with
- the treatments must be indicated.
+ the treatments must be specified.
 - After applying the corresponding method, a table containing the
  treatments and their group (indicated by a number) is printed to the
  console. Treatments within the same group are not significantly
- different. The user can choose not not display the table.
+ different. The user can choose not to display the table.
 - By default, a dendrogram is plotted. The dendrogram can be customized
  with any argument passed to the `plot()` function. In addition, the
- data used to create it is made available to the user, so it is
+ data used to create the plot is made available to the user, so it is
  possible to use other libraries such as ggplot2.
 
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@@ -179,9 +179,9 @@ dgc_test(
 
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-🇬🇧 Alternatively, the `hclust` object that creates the dendrogram is
-made available to the user, which allows other libraries to be used. In
-the following example, the
+🇬🇧 Alternatively, the `hclust` object responsible for creating the
+dendrogram is provided to the user, which allows other libraries to be
+used. In the following example, the
 [ggdendro](https://andrie.github.io/ggdendro/) package is used to plot
 the dendrogram with ggplot2.