The phrase "a consequence of affecting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that arise from an action or influence on something.
Example: "The changes in policy were a consequence of affecting the community's needs and concerns."
Alternatives: "a result of influencing" or "an outcome of impacting".
Thus the effect on podosome assembly of altering DG expression levels either up or down was not a simple consequence of affecting Tks5 levels in the cell (Figure 5B,C) as Tks5 levels were equivalent in both knockdown and overexpressing cells.
The cancer-associated SNPs in the 5' region of TERT, most of the intergenic cancer-associated SNPs, and all the cancer-associated SNPs within CLPTM1L had surrogates with a likely functional consequence of affecting binding, indicated by a category 2 score (highlighted in Table 4 and Supplementary Table 3).
Also, the occurrence of hypermutators among Argentinean CF patients was very high, with hypermutability being a consequence of mutations affecting the MRS genes (mostly the mutL gene, but also mutS).
Since the AzI content was increased significantly in JIMT-1 cells as early as 24 h of DFMO treatment, we decided to investigate whether this increase was a consequence of DFMO affecting the cell cycle progression.
In an interview, Khan said that public pressure for judges to impose harsher sentencing – however understandable the wellspring of outrage – could have the unintended consequence of affecting the sentences given to poor and minority defendants the most.
In ecotoxicology, high-quality data are essential and concentration variation as a consequence of volume oscillations affect data reliability.
In addition, hardening of the zona pellucida which is a consequence of CP can adversely affect the normal fertilization process.
1, 2 International migration, which is a supporting component and a consequence of globalization,increasingly affects health in migrant source, transit, and recipient nations.
It is likely that tooth loss, in most cases being a consequence of oral diseases, affects Oral Health-Related Quality of Life (OHRQoL).
Changes in individual worker maturation as a consequence of infection likely affect both disease transmission dynamics and colony age-structure and organization, thereby impacting colony productivity and health.
