The phrase "a consequence of lower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or results that arise from a decrease in something, such as performance, quality, or quantity.
Example: "The study revealed that a consequence of lower funding was a decline in program effectiveness."
Alternatives: "an effect of reduced" or "a result of diminished".
6 The reporting of more than one trial in the same clinical study report was justified by Roche as a consequence of lower than expected participant recruitment due to low influenza circulation and consequently a need to pool studies.
Much of the good stuff is a consequence of lower crime rates.
Also Landscape metrics tend to indicate decreasing habitat fragmentation as a consequence of lower grazing pressure.
It's a consequence of lower rates – to get a reasonable return, people will have to take more risk".
The Royal Dutch/Shell Group said third-quarter profit fell 17percentt, a consequence of lower energy prices and a reduced demand for chemicals.
September's fall in inflation – to its lowest level in five years at 1.2% – is partly a consequence of lower energy, food and transport prices.
In addition, no significant change in PbSO4/PbO2 and oxygen evolution potential of the alloy is observed with water spraying, however, a decrease in passivity current density is pronounced as a consequence of lowering water temperature.
From this point of view, the lifting of degeneracy is a consequence of lowering symmetry of the problem, which in turn is a consequence of the reduction of the symmetry of the dispersion law of the CC but not a reduction of the geometric symmetry.
Conversely, the increased insulin sensitivity and decreased steatosis in the liver after treatment with Genz-112638 is not due to lowering ceramide levels, but rather may be a consequence of lowering GSL levels.
2) Male-biased expression of Z-linked genes is generally a consequence of lowered expression levels in hemizygous females.
