The phrase "a mere result of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is simply or only a consequence of a particular cause or factor.
Example: "The project's failure was a mere result of poor planning and lack of resources."
Alternatives: "just a consequence of" or "simply a product of".
As explained before, recall that the percentage of included data is a mere result of an underlying distance-to-model threshold measure.
This means that the property is not a mere result of an immensely high degree of organisational complexity at the chemical level.
The observed phenomenon is a mere result of the dramatic change in the charge and the mobility of the aggregates in comparison to the free Casiopeína III-ia molecules.
The set of definite-valued observables of a system should be left invariant by the Galilean transformations: it would be unacceptable that this set changed as a mere result of a change in the perspective from which the system is described.
We also hypothesize that its disruption in human CRCs is likely a mere result of its close proximity to APC in the human genome.
Also, the increased load of diffuse somatic symptoms is difficult to explain if chronic whiplash is considered a mere result of a neck injury.
The observed differences might be the mere result of a changed accessibility of the whole region due to the absence of Xpp1.
Maier and colleagues [ 25] proposed that this feature could either be a prerequisite for the spatio-temporal regulatory needs of embryophytes and an adaption to the peculiar requirements of a terrestrial life style or it might be the mere result of the specifics of the plant organelle genetic systems in interaction with the nuclear genome (transgenomic suppression of point mutations).
Recurrent wheezing in our study children could thus be the mere result of repeated viral infections rather than a marker for bronchial allergy.
The unquestionable evidence of intense Cenozoic brittle deformations in north Victoria Land imposes a re-examination of the regional tectonic framework, commonly interpreted as the mere result of the Early Paleozoic Ross Orogeny.
Whether the quick normalization of copeptin levels is the mere result of increasing time after onset of AMI or is a specific response to successful primary PCI or other forms of reperfusion requires further investigation.
