The phrase "as likely to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or likelihood of someone or something experiencing a particular change or event.
Example: "The patients in this study are as likely to undergo improvement in their condition as those receiving standard treatment."
Alternatives: "equally likely to experience" or "just as prone to undergo".
Men in Washington State, for instance, were five to six times as likely to undergo surgery for prostate cancer as men in Connecticut.
Results: Hypertensive males were nearly twice as likely to undergo rehabilitation compared with hypertensive females (OR 1.76, 95%CI 1.03 3.02).
Results: Hypertensive males were nearly twice as likely to undergo rehabilitation compared to hypertensive females (OR 1.76, 95% CI 1.03 3.02).
Hypertensive women were half as likely to undergo rehabilitation compared with normotensive women (OR 0.48, 95% CI 0.30 0.78), whereas hypertensive men were as likely as normotensive men to receive rehabilitation (OR 1.00. 95%CI 0.63 1.60).
It is because of this research into market-oriented technological solutions that we can then observe that not all urban spaces, nor all their users, are as likely to undergo innovative projects.
Persons visiting a podiatrist and an LEC specialist within a year before developing all stage complications were between 31percentt (ulceration) and 77 percent (cellulitis and charcot foot) as likely to undergo amputation compared with individuals visiting other health professionals.Individuals with an LEC had high mortality.
In the US, the poor, less educated, elderly, as well as racial/ethnic minorities are more likely to undergo TKA at low volume centers [ 11, 36, 38].
Double arterial phase imaging is useful for the evaluation of hepatic arterial anatomy which is essential in patients who are likely to undergo surgery as well as in improved detection of HCC.
The screening must be brief, as subjects are more likely to undergo screening if it is short, quickly completed and easy to read.
In addition, centralized care provided by gynecologic oncologists is also an important prognostic factor for endometrial cancer, particularly for patients diagnosed at distant stage as they are more likely to undergo staging surgery and to receive adjuvant chemotherapy [ 56, 57].
Therefore, a major concern in such studies is exposure misclassification, which may differ between prostate cancer cases and non-cases if cases are more likely to report past exposure or to undergo a VA Agent Orange Registry health exam, or if veterans designated as exposed are more likely to undergo prostate cancer screening and/or diagnostic work-up.
