Which verb tense is correctly used to describe completed simulations in a research context?

答案解析

**Core Concept**: Grammar - Past Perfect Tense. **Analysis**: - Past perfect (B) is used for actions completed before another past action. Here, simulations were finished before drawing conclusions. - **Distractors**: - (A) Present tense mismatches past research contexts. - (C) Past continuous implies ongoing action, not completion. - (D) Present perfect links to the present, but the context is fully past. **Key Tip**: Past perfect emphasizes completion prior to another past event.
正确答案:B
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