The phrase "a consequence of lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or results that arise from the act of reducing something, such as prices, standards, or levels.
Example: "The study revealed that there was a significant increase in sales as a consequence of lowering the prices of the products."
Alternatives: "result of decreasing" or "outcome of reducing".
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.
As a consequence of lowered hepatic cysteine levels, Nox4-/ mice display impaired hepatic GSH production.
2) Male-biased expression of Z-linked genes is generally a consequence of lowered expression levels in hemizygous females.
As a consequence of lowered herd immunity and transmission outside the home, cases in adults predominate in Singapore.
The results presented here imply that the increased life span caused by sod-1 and sod-2 overexpression is not a consequence of lowered levels of ROS or of oxidative damage.
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.
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.
