The phrase "a consequence of developmental" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or effects related to developmental processes or changes, but it typically requires further specification.
Example: "The study revealed that anxiety can be a consequence of developmental delays in children."
Alternatives: "an outcome of developmental" or "a result of developmental".
Melamed, D. & Nemazee, D. Self-antigen does not accelerate immature B cell apoptosis, but stimulates receptor editing as a consequence of developmental arrest.
To address the structural and functional relationships of individual cell wall components, we need to better characterise a broad range of structural and architectural alterations in cell walls, appearing as a consequence of developmental regulation, environmental adaptation or genetic modification.
The final hosts of parasites are usually humans (the hosts in which the parasite attains reproductive maturity) and they gain entry to the definitive host as a consequence of developmental changes which normally occur before the organism arrives at its preferred site and attains reproductive maturity.
Since it is unlikely that MEST functions alone in fat mass expansion, we have designed an experiment in which fat mass expansion is manipulated as a consequence of developmental age and the nutritional environment.
Third, the COX enzymes are known to play differential roles in immune development [12], [13] and thus immune phenotypes of the COX knockout mice may be a consequence of developmental effects of COX deficiency rather than inhibition of the enzyme.
It may be a consequence of developmental defects or trabecular structure immaturity [ 72, 73].
The subsequent abnormalities seen would then be a consequence of a developmental abnormality this is further strengthened by the inherent growth deficit that is permanent and present throughout childhood and the persistent internal tibial torsion [14].
As a basis for further discussion, the core team therefore suggested an initial disease model consisting of these four entities using the labels: (i) allergic/multiple-trigger wheeze, (ii) exclusive viral wheeze, (iii) airway narrowing as a consequence of a developmental process, and (iv) ex-preterms.
An important open question is whether the activity phenotype of iRhom mutant flies is a consequence of a developmental or physiological defect.
AVMs (fig 1A4) are defined by the presence of high flow arteriovenous connections without an intervening capillary network (a consequence of abnormal developmental vascular remodeling).
Hence, it is not always clear whether altered disease resistance is a consequence of the developmental changes or a direct effect of ERECTA signalling.
