The phrase "a consequence of this analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the results or implications that arise from a particular analysis or examination of data.
Example: "The findings presented in this report highlight a consequence of this analysis, which suggests a need for further research."
Alternatives: "an outcome of this analysis" or "a result of this analysis".
As a consequence of this analysis, gpd was selected as reference index for data normalization.
As a consequence of this analysis, we observe that the unique possibility for having ((p,q -Appell families is (a=b=0),q -Appelltains as a particular case the symmetric option (a=b=e=0).
As a consequence of this analysis, a code based upon a realistic interpretation of the forces has been written, which allows for the modelling of the open channel flow, with optimum results in the resolution of some benchmark and real flow problems related with the wastewater industry.
As a consequence of this analysis, we observed significant correlation between SNPs showing the strongest association and SNPs tagging the major lineages directly separated from ancestry, inferred either from the frequency-derived haplotype frameworks (fmSNPs) or the chimpanzee reference sequences.
As a consequence of this, analysis of the possible influence of p53 mutation and intrinsic MAPK pathway status was an additional objective of the present study.
As a consequence of this analysis, we are in a better position to quantify the savings to society of reducing the incidence of skin cancer through preventive strategies such as sunscreen or mass media campaigns efforts.
As a consequence of the analysis on the consultation level, multiple consultations with the same person could be a source of confounding.
18 21 As a consequence of this E "per protocol analysis both groups differed in baseline characteristics such as type of disc herniation, neurological deficit and reported depression, rendering comparison of both groups fallacious".
As a consequence of this exponential factor, probabilistic shape analysis for a sequence of length 400 requires ∼11.5 h and 2.7 GB memory on present day hardware.
As a consequence of this peculiarity, we demonstrate using linear analysis that in 3-D there exist critical conditions of flux at which self-similar evolution occurs.
A further consequence of this analysis is a difficulty for the theory that Marx did recognise, and tried, albeit unsuccessfully, to meet also in Capital Volume 3. It follows from the analysis so far that labour intensive industries ought to have a higher rate of profit than those which use less labour.
