The phrase "a consequence of the delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or results that arise due to a delay in a process or event.
Example: "The project was postponed, and as a consequence of the delay, we had to reschedule the launch date."
Alternatives: "result of the delay" or "outcome of the delay".
This peak-time delay in gravity is most likely a consequence of the delay in the water level increase around the gravimeter, since the unconfined groundwater must flow from the upper part of Isawa Fan to Mizusawa Observatory (cf. detailed discussion in Section 5.2).
The two points of retreat were created as a consequence of the delay of a northward advance of the HV Split Corps after the capture of Knin, and the decision not to use the entire HV 2nd Guards Brigade to spearhead the southward advance from Petrinja.
As a consequence of the delay in cell cycle and of the accumulation of glycerol, cell size increases and intrinsic growth rate decreases when external glucose concentration increases.
The small dimension of the A1 subset of patients often caused the single mean values to change more likely as a consequence of the delay of a few patients, as well as the variability from 0 to 100% in the API in Figure 6.
A consequence of the delays and new tests is that the project will now likely go over its $8 billion pre-launch budget cap and will need to be re-authorized by Congress.
However we were not able to determine whether binding of ERp72 to mutant A-domain is a cause or a consequence of the delayed folding.
As a consequence of the delayed-onset hypothesis, previous studies in the field mainly focused on treatment outcomes after several weeks or even months of antidepressant treatment.
Hitherto, it was unknown whether this reduced expression is a consequence of the delayed onset of myelination or whether it is directly linked to MAL overexpression.
It is clear that the impaired neutrophil recruitment is not a consequence of the delayed regenerative process, since this effect precedes any perturbation in muscle regeneration and can also be observed shortly after needle wounding.
As a consequence of the delayed FIH-release, and in stark contrast to the case of constitutive FIH activity, the Full Model predicts that nearly all HIFα is degraded before its CAD can be hydroxylated, which precludes the burst of HIFα CAD-hydroxylation upon reoxygenation seen in the case of constitutively active FIH (compare Figures 6A and 6C, red curves).
As a consequence of these delays the division was only fully trained and combat-ready by January 1945, and was transferred to France and the European Theater of Operations in February.
