The phrase "a consequent increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the result or effect of a particular action or event that leads to an increase in something.
Example: "The new policy led to a consequent increase of productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "a resulting increase in" or "an ensuing rise in".
PABA/NO treatment of HDMVEC resulted in a decrease of the high molecular weight band and in a consequent increase of eNOS monomer, perhaps as a consequence of sulfhydryl modification through S-nitrosylation or S-glutathionylation.
This hypothesis is supported by a recent study showing that the elevated CK levels in the reproductive SAM of rice resulted in increased meristem activity, enhanced panicle branching, and a consequent increase of grain number [ 136].
To obtain the throne he had to accept a reduction of royal power and a consequent increase of the power of the Sejm (Diet).
The temperature rise produces thermal expansion and a consequent increase of pipe length in the structural elements.
A lift increases about 50%, was showed with a consequent increase of the wind turbine Cp values.
Accordingly, since urea showed a weaker promotion of the related pathways, it caused a depression of the antioxidant system and a consequent increase of ROS.
Following the feeling among staff members that some midwives overestimated the dependency score with a consequent increase in occasions of and severity of levels of escalation, the comparison of midwifery versus investigator coding demonstrated that there was an element of truth in this perception.
67 Our data indicated that there was a likely increase in the phosphorylation of ARE-BP with a consequent increase in stability of mRNA.
MiRNA-mediated downregulation of these repressor genes would be expected to result in the derepression of their respective target genes and a consequent increase in levels of expression.
Interestingly, it was found that the lifetime of the AEX resin was linked to the protein A cycle number such that as protein A cycle number increased, there was a consequent increase in capacity of the AEX polishing step.
An angiographic study carried out by Heidbüchel et al. [ 26] revealed an enlarged Eustachian valve in 24% of patients, with a consequent increase in the number of ablation pulse applications required for the achievement of a successful block.
