The phrase "a consequence the access" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a preposition, such as "of" or "to," to make it grammatically correct.
Example: "The delay in processing was a consequence of the access restrictions imposed on the system."
Alternatives: "a result of the access" or "an outcome of the access".
As a consequence, the medium access delay increases due to the backoff mechanism, and therefore there is also an increase of the average queue size.
As a consequence, the FBMC access technique providing better system performance is practical and therefore recommended in the future wireless communication CR networks.
As a consequence, the latency to access shared memory during the entire computing process is significantly reduced, and a higher computing speed is reached.
Finally, in the third case, two policies are violated because the writer profile has a BMS_Migrator; as a consequence, the user should not have access to the entire system but has access (incorrectly) as a manager.
As a consequence, the camp we visited has no access to running water or sanitation.
Twenty years ago, the Convention outlined a similar principle: that if a child had a right to education, then he might as a consequence obtain access to the information and freedom of expression that would, in the words of the Preamble, help him be fully prepared to live an individual life in society.
As a consequence to the difficult access to the network, the resale of water connection is officially a forbidden activity by the water services.
This brings one to define documents with a potential complex structure and many fields, and, as a consequence, access control policies can be defined to protect the access to a single field of a complex document with a hierarchical structure.
As a consequence, broadband access networks play an important role for multimedia applications.
Mr Salmond said that the alternative was.... "The fishing fleets of 12 countries being denied any access to Scottish waters and as a consequence, their access to Norwegian waters, which is also dependent on Scottish access.
