The phrase "a consequence of partial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something that is incomplete or not whole.
Example: "The project's delays were a consequence of partial funding, which hindered our progress."
Alternatives: "an outcome of incomplete" or "a result of partial".
The presence of air in the lungs contributes to a reduction in the measured lung ROI activity as a consequence of partial volume effects [12, 13].
XP spectra also reveal the presence of Te(II) on the surface, which may be a consequence of partial double layer collapse in the emersed state.
This trend can be explained to be a consequence of partial aggregation of biomass at higher biomass beads, resulting in the decrease in effective surface area for biosorption (Karthikeyan et al. 2007; Gupta and Rastogi 2009).
(c) The equality for p = 1 in both (2.2) and (2.3) is just a consequence of partial integration and limiting arguments or of straightforward modifications of the proof above.
Upon interaction with FeS, Se(IV aq was reduced to Se(0) and minute amounts of pyrite were detected, a consequence of partial mackinawite oxidation at surface sulfur sites.
When the government deprives a citizen of their life, liberty, or property as a consequence of partial judgment, citizens are deprived of what is rightfully theirs without the truly adjudicative proceeding to which they are entitled.
The European code is less successful in providing uniform reliability, a consequence of the partial factors used in load combinations.
Other gains in understanding concern cellulation and morphological instability, internuclear interference, isothermal lamellar thickening and banded growth being a consequence of the partial relief of initial surface stress.
Our docking results showed that as a consequence of the partial charge calculation with the PM6 method, a dramatic increase was observed in 1). the number of accurate dockings (i.e. ligand's RMSD is within 2 Å of the actual X-ray structure 2).
The zebrafish, as a consequence of a partial genome duplication, has two sdf1 genes (sdf1a and sdf1b) [7] and two cxcr4 genes (cxcr4a and cxcr4b) [26].
Thus, the "all-or-none" pattern seems to be a consequence of the partial activation of the DDR by 32Hc that would suppress a negative loop in the regulation of the response rather than a property of the transfection or the state of the recipient cells.
