The phrase "a consequence the availability" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a preposition, likely "of," to make it grammatically correct.
Example: "The delay was a consequence of the availability of resources."
Alternatives: "a result of the availability" or "an effect of the availability."
Unfortunately, many organ donors have been maintained on ventilators, a process that frequently leads to lung infections; as a consequence, the availability of donor heart lung units is quite limited.
As a consequence, the availability of nitrate as electron acceptor for anaerobic respiration (denitrification) also increases due to downward irrigation transport and nitrification occurring in oxic burrow walls.[51, 65, 66] However, direct evidence for increased availability of Mn4+ and Fe3+ as electron acceptors in bioturbated sediments is lacking.
As a consequence, the availability of cultivated fruits to wildlife has increased in the last years.
As a consequence the availability of three rankings (frequency, incidence, and PI) renders the decision on the most important field for prevention difficult if the rankings differ.
As a consequence, the availability of accurate developmental assessments for the early detection of infants at high risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes has become a major issue.
As a consequence, the availability and procurement of adequate tissue samples should be strongly considered as part of the eligibility criteria of trials evaluating novel therapies in biliary carcinoma.
Unfortunately, the capabilities of these services vary considerably, mainly as a consequence of the availability and completeness of the literature bases to which new queries are compared.
The discovery of the helitron families of transposons in plant species over the last few years has largely been a consequence of the availability of comprehensive genome sequence for the models rice and Arabidopsis, and latterly for maize.
Third, and as a consequence of the availability of complete medication histories in Dutch health care, the role of drug exposure can be assessed in a detailed way.
As a consequence of the availability of whole genome sequencing and high-throughput techniques for the identification of virulence genes from many bacterial pathogens, the past 10 to 15 years have witnessed a revolution in the understanding of bacterial virulence.
As a consequence, the direct-to-consumer availability of whole-genome sequencing services might imply serious psychological risks as well as health risks, and thus will have important ELSI-implications of its own.
