The phrase "a consequence of recruitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that results from the process of recruiting individuals for a position or organization.
Example: "The high turnover rate in the company is a consequence of recruitment practices that do not align with the company culture."
Alternatives: "an outcome of recruitment" or "a result of recruitment".
This is likely a consequence of recruitment from larval sites created by heavy rainfall 4 7 days earlier (data not shown).
Given the significantly higher numbers of CD11c+ cells (absolute numbers) in WT-PM2.5 mice, our results suggest that these cells in VAT may be a consequence of recruitment rather than polarization of existing cell populations.
As noted above, subfamilies within a large family of homologous proteins need not have the same "functions", but might play very different roles as a consequence of recruitment in the historical past.
Co-occupancy is thought to be a consequence of recruitment of PRC1 via interaction of the chromodomain in the PRC1 protein PC (mammalian homologs CBX2/4/6/7/8) with PRC2-dependent H3K27me3.
It is also a consequence of recruitment being at the point of referral to physiotherapy as previous research suggests general practitioners have a lack of awareness of the guidelines and the need for early referral [ 52, 53].
Interestingly, this proportion of 76.7% was higher than the proportion of transcribed intergenic retrogenes (285 of 454, or 62.7%), indicating the retrogenes inserted inside a gene were more likely transcribed as a consequence of recruitment of a cis-regulatory element from the host gene.
"Select," "adapt," and "fit"—so-called multivalent terms or homonyms are ubiquitous elements of evolutionary language as a consequence of their recruitment from ordinary discourse (Goudge 1967; Ryan 1985; Wandersee 1988).
The low response rate may be a consequence of the recruitment process.
The distributions of many of the hormone measurements, and, as a consequence of our recruitment method, of the mammographic measures, were not normal and transformations were required.
57 Frequently, hyperpigmentation as a consequence of melanocyte recruitment can occur at the wound site, and persist even after a chronic wound has successfully healed.
Frequently, hyperpigmentation as a consequence of melanocyte recruitment can occur at the wound site, and can persist even after a chronic wound has successfully healed.
