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The phrase "difference leads to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that a difference in one aspect causes a change or result in another aspect. Example: "The difference in temperature leads to changes in weather patterns."
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This difference leads to different constant factors in front of Equation 3.27 and different scalings of variables in their analysis of regimes of validity.
This difference leads to different, and more onerous, demands being placed on the Fregean.
Interestingly, this structural difference leads to different properties when the two β-casein variants are hydrolyzed in the intestine.
This difference leads to surface stresses and surface energy [26], and therefore different mechanical properties for the surface and bulk material.
This difference leads to xerogels with dissimilar characteristics and morphologies.
A bigger temperature difference leads to the release of more energy into the storm.
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In some cases, this physiological difference led to a different BP classification.
This difference led to lawsuits between Texans and the federal government during construction of the fencing that exists today.
This difference led to lattice parameters that were low for CMO, intermediary for SMO and high for BMO thin films.
This content difference led to the exclusion of this item from the final structure.
In this case, the small difference led to no inferential differences across the software packages or weighting methods.
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