The phrase "a consequence of a variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a change or difference in a particular context.
Example: "The increase in temperature was a consequence of a variation in atmospheric pressure."
Alternatives: "an outcome of a change" or "a result of a difference".
It is also found that finer twins can lower strain hardening as a consequence of a lower statistical variation in the emission stress.
Thus, in any population a small but approximately uniform fraction of individuals will fail to develop the characteristic left hemisphere advantage for the critical component of language as a consequence of an unfavorable endowment of species-specific variation.
The NmF2 decreased during the eclipse window, as a consequence of the variation in the local solar radiation.
This sporadic fluorescence might be triggered by unknown environmental factors or a consequence of genetic variation within the population.
If the variation in w ¯ is a consequence of environmental variation that differentially affects different phenotypes, then we will see the same amplification in large populations as well.
One possibility is that variation in expression patterns among individuals could occur as a consequence of individual variation in Flp expression from the enhancer trap.
Variation in mitochondrial size is generally a consequence of variation in the length of the repeats in the noncoding region and not in the number of structural genes.
The Masimo provides a non-invasive estimation of the plethysmography variability index (PVI) as a consequence of variation in peripheral pulse oximetry, which has been shown to be related to pulse pressure variation (PPV).
The phenotypic consequence of a variation in a gene is known to be affected to a large extent by the topological position of its protein product in the molecular interaction network.
