The phrase "a consequence of incorrect" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects of something that is incorrect, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what is incorrect.
Example: "The report was rejected as a consequence of incorrect data being presented."
Alternatives: "result of an error" or "outcome of a mistake".
Drug-related AEs were the most prevalent (n = 984, 48%), mainly as a consequence of incorrect prescriptions.
Not surprisingly, micronuclei were observed as a consequence of incorrect chromosome segregation (Fig. 1A[f]).
By using a relatively stringent filter, we removed approximately 10% of the uPEPs which showed more than a small degree of similarity to proteins in the NCBI non-redundant peptide sequence database, thus minimising the possibility that the uORFs are in fact part of a main CDS, and appear to be in the 5' UTR as a consequence of incorrect annotation.
To minimise the possibility that the ORFs are in fact part of a main CDS, and appear to be in the UTR as a consequence of incorrect annotation, we performed a NCBI blastp alignment (E value cutoff of 0.01) with the peptide translation of all our identified ORF sequences against the NCBI nr protein database, and only continued analysis with ORFs which did not give any hits.
The question remains as to whether R-codes are a real clinical phenomenon or a consequence of missed or incorrect diagnoses.
This null finding could be a consequence of inconsistent or incorrect usage reducing the long-term effectiveness of condoms for HIV prevention [32].
However, it is also common to find infant data with very large disparities as a consequence of poor calibrations or incorrect angles between the eyetracker and the participant.
Despite increased availability of genome data, the attribution of putative functions to homologous genes annotations are at times too simple and errors can occur with the consequence of incorrect scientific dogmas.
The incorrect MSH3 mutation mentioned is also the consequence of incorrect exon/intron calling.
These difficulties are a consequence of the lack of standardization and the incorrect understanding of the exergy transformation inside the process or unit operation.
None of the AIE patients had to be excluded due to incorrect diagnosis, most likely as a consequence of searching only for patients with a proven well defined antibody, which obviously enables very high diagnostic certainty.
