The phrase "a consequence the men" is not correct in English.
It appears to be missing a preposition or article, making it unclear and unusable in written English.
Example: "The decision had a consequence for the men involved in the project."
Alternatives: "an effect on the men" or "a result for the men".
As a consequence, the Manning roughness coefficients were obtained by Takahashi (1991) in each section by means of reverse calculation from the data on the velocity computed with the Lenau formula (1979), which was in turn used to estimate the flow velocity at the super-elevations at the bends (Table 1).
Following its arrival the role of the NGVR in Rabaul became a secondary one, and as a consequence the 80 men stationed there were not mobilised and the detachment was largely subsumed by the AIF battalion instead.
As a consequence, the knees of men and women become torqued differently, exposing females to greater risk of ACL knee injuries.
As a consequence, these men are often neglected in STI control prevention programmes.
As a consequence, the lawyers representing the two men will also be barred from the court during part of the hearing; so called special advocates will be permitted to see and hear the evidence that the government introduces in its defence, but will not be allowed to discuss this with the claimants or their lawyers.
As a consequence, the levels of testosterone in men and estradiol in women, respectively, are diminished.
She had become "distracted and mentally irresponsible" as a consequence of the man's criminal act, the court said, so he could have legally caused her death.
As a consequence the idea of the fastest man on Earth no longer captures the public imagination.
As a consequence, the labour market integration of young men aged 20 24 years can be hampered due to their experiences in upper secondary school.
Floggings, rarely administered during the outward voyage, now became a common occurrence; as a consequence, three men deserted the ship.
