The phrase "a consequence the existence" is not correct in English.
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Alternatives: "an effect of the existence" or "a result of the existence".
As a consequence, the existence of a surface pyrochlore phase cannot be avoided.
As a consequence, the existence of components of this type is very rare.
As a consequence, the existence problem for optimal routings with levelled minimum optical indices is solved for nearly a third of the cases.
As a consequence, the existence and arrangement of such higher-order structures within the physiological cellular environment are so far unknown.
Instead, we establish the emulation property as a consequence of the existence of a structural morphism between the networks.
In both examples, a distinctive crossing shape of the univolatility curve appears as a consequence of the existence of a common tangent point between the three dimensional univolatility hypersurface and the boiling temperature surface.
This high nucleotide diversity on the islands is a consequence of the existence of two divergent mtDNA haplotype groups (separated by seven mutational steps) in our sample of 12 birds.
Since results could also be explained as a consequence of the existence of cell layers instead the assembly of TJ, we tested paracellular permeability of the cultured epithelia by the use of a biotin tracer assay (Umeda et al., 2006).
From the point of view of the survival of the flattest and natural selection, the appearance of multiple error thresholds is just a consequence of the existence of multiple phenotypes with different trade-offs between replicative ability and mutational robustness [ 18].
Alternatively, it may be a consequence of the existence of other yet to be described mechanisms for the introduction of scrapie into a flock.
This is a consequence of the existence for a self-similar solution of exponential form for the scalar problem (1.4) with q2 = (p1 + 1)/2 (see [8]).
