The phrase "a consequence the predominance" is not correct in English.
It appears to be missing a preposition. You can use it in a context where you want to discuss the result of something being predominant, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The rise in pollution is a consequence of the predominance of industrial activities in the area."
Alternatives: "a result of the dominance" or "an effect of the prevalence".
The statistics z2 was significant (p < 0.05) and positive in all cases, indicating a reduction in the interstitial chiasmata in relation with the expected by random, and as a consequence the predominance of chiasmata in terminal position.
As a consequence, the predominance of Pleistocene speciation remains an open question, and the entire enterprise of reconstructing rates of speciation and extinction through time appears to be complex and still under development (Stadler 2011a, b).
It is then tempting to hypothesise that a distal chromosome position may have a direct influence on expression leading as a consequence to the predominance of the more proximal genes as observed in our case for homoeologous group 2. Homoeologous group 2 did not show any differences in gene expression among the three homoeologs.
These correlations raise the question of whether the observed positive association between PR loss and WWOX loss is a consequence of the predominance of WWOX loss in the two aforementioned histotypes, rather than a direct mechanistic association between WWOX and PR.
This finding is a consequence of the predominance of women in the general population of seniors.
As a consequence, the presence of large cheek teeth uses to be interpreted as indicating the predominance of low-quality foodstuffs in both the living primates [ 35– 39] and the extinct hominins [ 8, 31, 33, 40– 40].
As a consequence, the health and disease patterns in much of the continent remain characterized by the predominance of communicable diseases, with 65% of all deaths caused by diseases amenable to interventions.
As a consequence, the cell dies.
Until the 16th century it was chiefly spherical trigonometry that interested scholars a consequence of the predominance of astronomy among the natural sciences.
Rather, the predominance of shorter sequences could be a consequence of the greater ease of studying these proteins experimentally, especially in the past.
The predominance of mitochondrial genes among MeCP2-repressed genes may be a consequence of the fact that MeCP2 directly targeted both, nuclear transcription (co factors and mitochondrial genes.
