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Discover LudwigThe phrase "will be results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future outcomes or findings in a specific context, such as research or project completion. Example: "If we follow this methodology, there will be results that support our hypothesis."
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"The talks were very positive and very important, and there will be results on the ground very soon," Mr. Arafat said at his battered compound in Ramallah, which is surrounded by Israeli troops and armor.
More telling will be results from Salford and Stockport, which will start to give us a sense of whether Labour's safe seats in northern England are as pro-leave as has been predicted.
Pushed down or out will be results or typeaheads of what I'm actually looking for.
Good results have long been reported in HTO for varus malalignment alone [1, 2, 4, 5], and therefore the focus of this section will be results of HTO in ACL-deficient patients.
It will be results driven – supporting efforts to scale up proven interventions like better lighting on dark streets … and more community-based police units in high crime neighborhoods.
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They are completely different, and therefore no systematic cancellation will be resulted in.
By substituting N1=2N h +1, (−N h ←n→+N h ) in (5), (6) will be resulted.
The higher of the wind power plants establishment location, the higher wind speed will be resulted.
The more recently the chocolate was made, the fresher it will be, resulting in better quality.
Next year will be about results.
There will be no results and no treatment".
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