The phrase "approximately lead to" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "approximately" is typically used to indicate an estimate or rough calculation, but it does not fit well with "lead to," which implies a direct cause-and-effect relationship.
Example: "The changes in policy may lead to improved outcomes."
Alternatives: "likely result in" or "may cause".
In [31, 34] it is argued that both variants approximately lead to the same results in case of statistically identical fades and infinite backlogs.
Although these two cases approximately lead to the same ion dynamics in two-component magnetized plasma sheath [46], our study shows that they lead to different results in multi-component magnetized plasma sheath.
Taking into account the average percentage of overweight Dutch youth [ 36] and the relatively high prevalence of overweight children in primary care [ 21], inviting all children in general practice will approximately lead to a 1 3 ratio of overweight and non-overweight children.
The overall decomposition approximately led to 40 42 wt% char residues.
Approximately 260,000 lead to severe pain, and 150,000 require hospital admissions.
Our findings suggest that a program of liver cancer prevention in a population at risk of approximately 6000 people will lead to approximately 1700 additional primary care appointments, 750 specialist appointments and 400 US examinations, assuming a 25% participation rate.
Worldwide, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women; approximately 400 000 new cases of this disease are diagnosed each year, of which approximately half will lead to death.
Doses higher than 1000 ppm (equivalent to approximately 67 mg/kg/day) lead to decreased body weight in both sexes of rats.
As expected, downregulation of G3BP1 at approximately 50% led to a corresponding downregulation of c-Myc whereas the treatment of cells with control siRNA had no effect (Fig. 5D).
However, using effect sizes larger than approximately three leads to an almost complete separation of the sampling distributions such that performance of both the IUT and Bayesian approach would be almost perfect.
This would lead to approximately 6 200 additional maternal and newborn lives saved and approximately 5 400 stillbirths averted in 2030.
