The phrase "a consequence of missing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the result or effect of something that has been overlooked or not attended to.
Example: "The delay in the project was a consequence of missing the initial deadline for submissions."
Alternatives: "a result of neglecting" or "an outcome of overlooking".
Whereas for the 800 ms target duration, the distribution has the classical uni-modal and asymmetrical shape skewed toward long latencies, for all other tested durations a bi-modal distribution emerges as a consequence of missing responses within a restricted time window (corresponding to one or two bins of 25 ms).
Our failure to detect seroconversions might also be a consequence of missing the acute phase of the disease.
and understanding of aversive tension as a consequence of missing emotion regulation strategies are therefore important parts of DBT.
As a consequence of missing glutathione conjugation, chromosomal aberrations and sister chromatide exchange may be induced in lymphocytes exposed to a low dose of monoepoxybutene [ 10].
Taken into account that great variance exists between persons as well as demographic groups, this analysis can for the time being only be an estimate as a consequence of missing data on an individuals' variant level.
First, 260 of the questionnaire responses were excluded as the patients did not provide sufficient data concerning the length of PD, and further 82 patients were excluded as a consequence of missing responses on the social support subscales.
The excess risk might be a consequence of missed residual neoplasia or of de novo incidence because treated women are a selected high risk group.
The question remains as to whether R-codes are a real clinical phenomenon or a consequence of missed or incorrect diagnoses.
If chromosomes were miss-segregated to the wrong daughter during asymmetric division, perhaps as a consequence of miss-regulated expression of aurora B kinase, this might therefore lead to a blurring of gene expression patterns with perhaps the retention of certain stem cell characteristics by differentiation-committed daughter cells.
Furthermore, the percentage of worms with missing SGPs was approximately the same as the percentage of worms with missing DTCs, suggesting that missing DTCs are a secondary consequence of missing SGPs.
This is to be expected as a consequence of the missing of fundamental considerations on the material behavior.
