The phrase "a consequence of better" is not correct in standard written English.
It lacks clarity and completeness, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "The changes we implemented were a consequence of better planning and execution."
Alternatives: "a result of improvement" or "an outcome of enhancement".
Federal statistics show that reports of violent or disruptive passengers -- known as air rage incidents -- have risen sharply in recent years, but that may just be a consequence of better reporting.
Even in pre-industrial populations, around a third of women were over 45.All this suggests that the prolonged old age of people women in particular is indeed an evolved phenomenon, rather than being a consequence of better living conditions.
As a consequence of better estimates and improved productivity, team morale and confidence markedly improved.
This is a consequence of better crystalline quality in the center nanorod.
The narrow width of the dominant emission is expected in the nanowires as a consequence of better quantum efficiency.
Since added fat did not depress appetite and milk yield did not differ between groups, higher BCS in the experimental cows at day 56 of lactation may be a consequence of better utilization of energetic precursors in peripheral tissue.
The cost of drug discovery could be considerably reduced if a greater percentage of compounds entering the clinic were approved as drugs as a consequence of having better drug targets, better safety profiles, or a more considered choice of patient population.
The higher rate of aura in the females may be a consequence of their better neurocognitive abilities and higher verbal abilities, as observed in psychological and neuropsychological studies in adults [19].
The excellent microwave absorption properties are a consequence of the better electromagnetic matching due to the existence of the protective amorphous shells, the ferromagnetic cores, as well as the particular core/shell microstructure.
It is evident that the excellent microwave absorption properties for the intrinsically core/shell LSMO nanoparticles are a consequence of the better EM matching due to the existence of the protective amorphous shells, the ferromagnetic cores, as well as the particular core/shell microstructure.
The average WHR that the students guessed as female was so extreme that it was never seen among real women, the team reports online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The effect may be a consequence of a "better safe than sorry" approach to protect humans throughout evolution from misjudging faraway males, who historically were more likely to take aggressive action than females.
