The phrase "a consequence of typical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an outcome that arises from something considered typical, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The delays in the project were a consequence of typical miscommunication among team members."
Alternatives: "an outcome of usual" or "a result of common".
This optionality is a consequence of the typical "maximal data set" design of archetypes, in which all components that may be relevant in any possible scenario, are included.
The lower hours over strong sources may be a consequence of their typical location in windy regions (e.g., Bodélé Depression and east coast of Arabia), with strong winds inhibiting DDPs.
This weight-gain appears to be a direct consequence of typical date night activities.
As a consequence of this, with typical E region peak heights during the day of 110 km, and typical F region peak heights of above 210 km during the night, PRF values from 80 to 120 Hz during the day and from 20 to 40 Hz at night are used.
Whether all these mechanisms are solely consequence of immune selection is not completely clear for some of them (MHC down-regulation), and may be a consequence of loss of differentiation typical of cancer cells.
Maybe her glazed sincerity is a consequence of, as she describes in typical Banksian language, "feeling people really hard.
As a consequence of the high braking performance, typical bicycle braking errors lead to more serious accidents.
These findings argue that the attitudinal and epistemological shifts that we documented in the CIs' students did not occur simply as a consequence of student maturation during a typical college semester.
The consequence of typical S. haematobium-associated bladder pathology was not, however, investigated in this preliminary study on mixed species infections, and further work to evaluate this is underway (Gouvras et al. in press).
