The phrase "also approximately the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more items that are similar in some way, indicating that their similarities are not exact but close enough.
Example: "The results from the two experiments were also approximately the same, suggesting that the methodology was consistent."
Alternatives: "similarly close" or "roughly equivalent".
The majority-rule consensus of the maximum-parsimony trees differed from the maximum-likelihood tree only in being less resolved; and the bootstrap support for the relevant branches was also approximately the same.
The peak concentrations in nontreated and A. blazei pretreated rats were the same and the decreases in the plasma paracetamol concentration during the first hour after the time at which the peak concentrations were observed were also approximately the same.
However, the support for a change is also approximately the same for the Parmotrema clade (BIC weight = 0.763 without error, 0.806 with error), which does not exhibit elevated substitution rate.
Further, cohort expected life years spent in poor health should also be approximately the same, even if the underlying age-at-death distribution shifts upward.
S. websteri also caused approximately the same mortality rates (from 70 to 85.56%) on pre-pupae of A. alni (Fig. 3).
Adjusting for the cumulative 5-FU dose in the multiple analyses for DFS, the effect of IFN remained nonsignificant and the effect of LEV also remained approximately the same.
As the pregrass tetraploidy is estimated to also be approximately the same age (Paterson et al. 2004), any study of fractionation bias must first account for the mobile portion of grass genomes.
It should also be approximately the same size.
The standard deviation of the error also improves at approximately the same pace.
The calibration measurements were also acquired with approximately the same distance (4 mm, see below) between the measurement volume and the surface coil.
The ability to relieve channel blockage by reversing the polarity of the transmembrane potential was also lost with approximately the same kinetics.
