The phrase "a consequence the percentage" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a preposition or article to make sense, such as "of" or "for."
Example: "The increase in sales was a consequence of the percentage change in pricing."
Alternatives: "a result of the percentage" or "an effect of the percentage."
As a consequence, the percentage of iron in the deposits never reaches high values which were less than 15.62 at.%.
As a consequence, the percentage of cows from CIDR4 + CR treatment ovulating by 72 hours (26.7%) was lesser (P < 0.05) than that of cows in the CIDR4 + eCG treatment (78.6%), but for the remaining CIDR uses ovulation was not affected.
However, during the cladding process, WC particles tend to fall down to the bottom of the melted coating, and as a consequence, the percentage of carbides increases near the interface with the C45E steel substrate, and decreases on the top of the coating.
The voxel ratio resulting from the colocalization analysis was used to quantify the volume of each SG/PB occupied by mRNA granules in each experimental condition and, as a consequence, the percentage of SGs/PBs interacting with mRNAs.
As a consequence, the percentage of aging village doctors has increased.
As a consequence, the percentage of the educated hospital staff is certainly underestimated for the wards/units included in the present analysis.
As a consequence, the percentages of county residents who live in poverty or are counted among the working poor markedly exceed the national averages.
As a consequence, the percentages of publications of countries where English is not the primary language increased from 50.0% to 53.9%.
As a consequence, the potential percentage of students that could become top performers decreased too from 42.9 % in PISA 2009 to 35%% in PISA 2012.
As a consequence, the high percentage of genes with 5'-UTR introns, their unique length, and the fact that ~50% of P. patens loci with annotated alternative transcripts undergo alternative splicing in UTRs, suggests that the moss makes frequent use of this type of gene regulation.
As a consequence, the median percentage of Influenza B infections among all influenza infections drops to 30.5% in the TIV scenario, and the average number of infections prevented by QIV drops to 284,000 per year (preventing 3.5% of all influenza infections, or 10.8% of all Influenza B infections, respectively).
