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Discover Ludwig"this approach lead" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English
"Lead" should be changed to "led" to make it past tense, and "this approach" needs to be part of a complete sentence to make sense. You can use "this approach led" as part of a sentence when describing a past event or action that was caused by a particular approach. For example: "This approach led to a successful outcome," or "Despite initial doubts, this approach ultimately led to positive results."
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This approach lead Szilard to conclude that information acquisition had an intrinsic thermodynamic cost.
Could this approach lead to students' contempt for authority and tradition?
Even though this approach lead to higher calculations of absorbed lung doses, we thought it will be more logical.
This approach lead to the vortical account of celestial mechanics, a view that held material bodies to be swimming in an ethereal sea whose action pushed and pulled objects in the manner we observe.
Since this approach lead to a sustainable utilization, the unique facilities will serve as demonstration objects in the future with the goal to provide comprising knowledge for multiplication attempts to karst and non-karst regions all over the world showing a similar demand situation.
Sadly, I have seen this approach lead to mediocrity and unhappy people living comfortable yet unfulfilling lives.
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This approach led him to be wary of the enthusiasms that blinded others.
In the runup to the last general election this approach led to 13,500 young people taking part in Youth Count!
During previous seasons, this approach led to a direct increase of around 100 Instagram followers per day.
This approach led to a series of mergers in Estonia after the banking system collapsed in 1992.
The perfection of this approach led to the Age of Analysis in the first half of the 20th century.
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