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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost results" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something nearly leads to a result but does not quite achieve it.
Example: "The experiment almost results in a breakthrough, but further testing is needed."
Alternatives: "nearly produces" or "almost leads to".
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Pele sells Uruguay goalkeeper Ladislao Mazurkiewicz a clever dummy that almost results in a goal for Brazil during their 1970 World Cup semi-final.
Indeed, the photoelectric effect, together with Compton scattering, contributes to X-ray photon attenuation, whereas 511-keV photon attenuation almost results from Compton scatter alone.
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In the first three minutes his ball to Peter Crouch almost resulted in a goal but was just too long.
A Yemeni official told Hersh that in the course of the operation there had been two intelligence "mistakes" that almost resulted in targeting innocent Bedouins.
The Yemeni official told me, however, that earlier there had been two intelligence "mistakes" that almost resulted in targeting innocent Bedouins.
Gretna are facing creditors' demands of over £1m, with the Inland Revenue owed £350,000, which almost resulted in court action at the start of this week.
In other words, the three protocols almost result in identical performance.
Ultimately though, Adam Henry's strong run that almost resulted in a try would prove to be their afternoon high-point.
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