The phrase "a consequence of the material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or outcomes that arise from a specific material or substance in various contexts, such as science, engineering, or art.
Example: "The durability of the structure is a consequence of the material used in its construction."
Alternatives: "an effect of the material" or "a result of the material".
This is a consequence of the material, which is more complicated and less susceptible to being rendered as a narrative.
This is a consequence of the fact that this kind of research works are quite difficult, as a consequence of the material characteristics itself: mechanical properties variability, low availability of material, uncertainty about the "history" of the tested material, unknown original mechanical properties.
The huge asperity associated with the M9 event can be understood as a consequence of the material-independent nature of the fault strength at intermediate depths.
Thus, fibrils seemed not purely the artificial result of longitudinal fractures in the highly oriented thread material, caused for example by breaks and ruptures in the silk material, but rather a consequence of the inbuilt material heterogeneities.
As a consequence of the new material approach, the IFP can be built as a monolith without any sealing.
Load-to-grain angle dependence of the embedment behavior of steel dowels in laminated veneer lumber, as a consequence of the anisotropic material behavior of wood, is experimentally investigated in this study.
To put this in perspective, topological design could cause up to 10-fold difference in the mechanical properties of AM porous biomaterials while up to 2-fold difference was observed as a consequence of changing the material type.
Despite backwater effects, a comparison of longitudinal profiles before and six years after weir installation showed bed erosion downstream of nearly all weirs, likely a consequence of the cohesive clay material that dominates the channel bed and banks.
A finite amount of polymer residue may have been left in the formation, as a consequence of the lost circulation material during drilling.
This effect is basically a consequence of the reduction of the material's effective cross-section when an AC current flows due to the skin effect.
The presence of residual solvent in the film, as a consequence of the preparation method, affects the material properties, so films are typically subjected to post-deposition thermal annealing treatments aiming at its elimination.
