The phrase "a consequence of observing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from the act of observing something.
Example: "The changes in behavior were a consequence of observing the new training methods implemented by the coach."
Alternatives: "an outcome of watching" or "a result of noticing".
This may happen as a consequence of observing data that are too coarse, in the sense that too little information about the volatility process is revealed, or that are otherwise not directly compatible with the SDE assumption.
In contrast to previous studies, our models included a dynamic dimension, which enabled us to precisely take into account the interaction histories of all individuals involved, that is, whether they acquired the novel behavior as a consequence of observing other group members.
It was ruled that as a consequence of not observing the law, he involuntarily caused the death of Schnaufer.
This finding was not observed in AFT-ASC group and may be represent a focal points of tissue reabsorption as a consequence of events observed early after transplantation, as previously described for lipophagic necrosis [ 26].
Finally, it is possible that the LHWs changed their behaviours and practices as a consequence of being observed.
The difference in enzymatic activities in early and late tubers could be a consequence of the observed differential gene expression levels.
However, this could affect intervention delivery as a consequence of providers being observed [ 26] and may not be feasible due to ethical issues inherent in observing patients receiving personal care.
The seismic vulnerability of highway bridges remains an important problem and has received increased attention as a consequence of unprecedented damage observed during several major earthquakes.
Partial degradation of the peptide, as a consequence of radiolysis, was observed as a shoulder of the product peak a phenomenon which is more pronounced with increasing radioactivity concentrations.
In particular, Dorling has shown that there is a large range of cases in which it is rational, by Bayesian lights, for a scientist to jettison an auxiliary hypothesis a instead of a theory t when a consequence of (a&t) is observed to be false.
Phenotypically, as a consequence of this, we observed enhanced cholesterol accumulation in HepG2 cells on treatment with TNFα (0.5 nM) for 12 h (Figure 7A).
