The phrase "a consequence of strong" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the effects or results of something that is strong, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The increased rainfall was a consequence of strong atmospheric pressure changes."
Alternatives: "result of strong" or "outcome of strong".
Nb-doping lowers activity mainly as a consequence of strong segregation of Nb to the ceria surface.
Again, the quench on site i = 1 immediately affects the spin at site i = 2, as a consequence of strong anticorrelations between neighboring spins.
In the present investigation, R i remains less than 0.25 during 18 00 to 19 00 IST as a consequence of strong wind shear and hence indicates the possible generation of KH billow.
In the case of 1H NMR of solids, line broadening is usually very severe as a consequence of strong 1H···1H direct dipole dipole interactions (this situation arises both because 1H nuclei in solids typically have many other 1H nuclei in their close proximity and because the magnitude of the magnetogyric ratio of 1H is very high).
Since it is statistically highly unlikely that such long trans sequences occur in the amorphous phase, intensity arising from all-trans sequences not belonging to crystalline structure may only be expected as a consequence of strong non-equilibrium conditions (e.g. shear), or the presence of tie-molecules.
Therefore, we conclude that the observed mirror movements were a consequence of strong cortical mirror activation.
As a consequence of stronger thinnings, more ingrowth appeared in the stands, especially in the Poisson and regular stands, as compared to previous optimizations (Fig. 7).
This stronger phosphorylation of p38/MAPK in neonates could result as a consequence of stronger downstream TLR8 activation signals or preferential phosphorylation of p38/MAPK in neonates.
The highest FS estimated for the West African region may be a consequence of stronger selective pressures due to increased insecticide use in this region.
The resulting molecular drive, tested in [35], offers a simpler explanation of DUES accumulation where the perceived sequence homogeneity could be a consequence of stronger uptake bias towards the DUES than its mismatched forms.
Such behavior is a consequence of stronger adsorption of polymer with the higher molecular weight.
