The phrase "a consequence of variable" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the effects or outcomes related to a variable, but it needs to be properly structured.
Example: "The increase in temperature is a consequence of variable weather patterns."
Alternatives: "an effect of the variable" or "a result of the variable".
"Clinical experts have said that this is likely to be a consequence of variable staffing levels, a lack of senior decision-makers and of consistent specialist services.
We suggest that more potent barrier activity may arise either as a consequence of variable TFIIIB affinity for different TATA boxes or because of a 23 bp increase in the tDNAIle constructs between heterochromatin nucleating DNA at cen1 and the ura4+ reporter gene.
Thus, the differential penetrance of dauer suppression observed after RNAi-based knockdown of DCC components could be a consequence of variable efficacy of RNAi against each targeted gene.
We conclude that much of the within-mouse variation observed for heart tissue is a consequence of variable proportions of anatomical substructures, specifically ventricular tissue, within the samples.
It is possible that lesions occurring after the initial few months have less to do with footwear design but rather may be a consequence of variable activity patterns, noncompliance with footwear, etc.
The mean dosage of wild-type β-catenin was 0.49 (SEM 0.02) in Ctnnb1 Δex3 mice relative to the wild-type animals (mean 1.1 (SEM 0.03)), showing very high efficiency recombination and demonstrating that the non-dysplastic colonic phenotype was not simply a consequence of variable intestinal Cre activity.
The nondeterministic behavior of an NDSAN is a consequence of its variable topology, based on two additional features.
As we can appreciate in Figure 5, as a consequence of disconnecting variable nodes corresponding to pilot symbols, some cycles are straightforwardly removed from the FG.
The observed variability was attributed to steric effects in the annular hydroxyl region of β-CD and the relative accessibility of the micropore sites within the polymer framework as a consequence of the variable cross linking.
Are they the present reflection of E. coli subgroups undergoing speciation as a consequence of slightly variable ecologies?
This equal probability is broken when the number of TFs is allowed to vary freely, as a consequence of the variable size of the TF-only network.
