The phrase "a consequence the voice" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a preposition, such as "of" or "for," to make it grammatically correct.
Example: "The consequence of the voice was a significant change in the outcome of the discussion."
Alternatives: "an effect of the voice" or "a result of the voice."
As a consequence, the cell dies.
Thus, constructs like pain, which have measurement limitations in the current version of the MDS, will present additional complexity in MDS 3.0 as a consequence of the separate voices, the patients' and the staff assessors', regarding the construct being measured.
While the 1.5 billion people living on less than 60p a day may be unconcerned about lack of access to the Internet, the UN claims it could have serious consequences: 'The voices and concerns of people already living in human poverty - lacking incomes, education and access to public institutions - are being increasingly marginalised.
If the recall is successful, it sends a message to council members and their power brokers that there are consequences when the voice of the people is ignored.
It is difficult to maintain vocal fold vibration during obstruent production and, as a consequence, voiced obstruents tend to be shorter.
Wilson dwells on the damage his violent dad did to his childhood without revealing the psychological consequence, except in the voice of a book that, though ghosted, sounds like his own.
As a consequence of the Gulf War, Italian opinion-makers voiced concerns regarding the alleged "Islamic danger" of the migration.
Perceptual deficits may indeed exist as a consequence of impairments of voice processing in the STS central area [17], but social withdrawal and lack of social attention may well be involved in these central abnormalities [20].
On the fringes of the European left there were voices suggesting that the attacks on America were a consequence of the evils of American foreign policy.
On an issue of such great consequence, the people's voice must be heard.
