The phrase "a consequence of generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a process of creation or production.
Example: "The increased pollution levels are a consequence of generating energy from fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "an outcome of producing" or "a result of creating".
The presence of the CA IX/XPO1 complexes, highly enriched in extrachromatinic nucleolar sites, was consistently associated with decreased transcription of 45S rDNA genes, both in hypoxic cells and in cells treated with acetazolamide, in which cellular acidosis was generated, as a consequence of general CA inhibition.
Because large cumulative doses do result in excess cancer deaths, fixing the lowest data point at (0,0) and assuming a linear relationship has the inevitable consequence of generating a positive dose response at all lower doses, regardless of whether this conclusion is supported by low-dose data.
While the motivation behind this decision may have been to emphasise inclusion rather than exclusion, it would appear that, for these educators, it has had the unintended consequence of generating a feeling of exclusion.
It is an ethical conundrum that the need to protect vulnerable populations against research has the consequence of generating a lower standard of safety in routine care for these very patients, who arguably deserve more protection and less exposure to risk in the course of their medical treatment.
The contribution from the use of MMT to environmental levels of Mn to humans is an important issue, as an increased environmental Mn burden as a consequence of Mn generated from MMT-containing gasoline and industrial activities may be associated with an increased prevalence of movement abnormalities and parkinsonism.
Our results imply that mandating the public disclosure of performance measures, particularly measures that are relatively informative about ability but are difficult to influence through managerial effort, may have the unintended consequence of generating inefficiencies in firms' employment contracts.
In addition, we have shown that ability to maintain near aerobic [ATP] was not the consequence of generating more mitochondria per se.
However, a comparative analysis of the above mentioned studies revealed rather weak overlap of catalogued gene expression profiles [7], which is mostly a consequence of microarray experiments generating large sets of data that are not directly interpretable.
This role in ameloblast adhesion was then probably lost, either in the last common mammalian ancestor or later in the last common ancestor of placentals, as a consequence of a mutation generating an intraexonic splice site in exon 8, suppressing the encoded RGD motif.
