The phrase "a reported consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an outcome or effect that has been communicated or documented by others, often in a research or analytical context.
Example: "The study highlighted a reported consequence of climate change on local wildlife populations."
Alternatives: "an observed effect of" or "a noted outcome of".
We next examined the impact of CB2 receptors on obesity-associated insulin resistance, a reported consequence of inflammation.
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Loss of crossvein structure is not typically seen in pkn dln/ pkn dln flies but is a reported consequence of expressing nmo in the wing using an epidermal Gal4 driver (Verheyen et al. 2001; Mirkovic et al. 2002).
Current annotation tools vary in approaches to reporting consequences of a variant in multiple genes at once.
After scolding the media on Saturday for accurately reporting the size of inauguration crowds, now someone has uncovered a series of confusing tweets by the former RNC communications director about a group called "Daft Funk," reports Consequence of Sound.
After he scolded the media on Saturday for accurately reporting the size of inauguration crowds, now someone has uncovered a series of confusing tweets by the former RNC communications director about a group called "Daft Funk," reports Consequence of Sound.
Somatosensory dysfunction is a widely reported clinical consequence of chemical exposure.
Few age-related trends in consequences were seen with a slight predominance of women reporting consequences.
13 19 25 26 28 In other cases, injurious falls meant simply any self reported physical consequence of a fall, without any details.
The LRP1 gene has a role in glutamate signalling and the consequence of a reported mutation in rs11172113 might directly modulate NMDA-dependent calcium currents in vitro.
We counted the number of times students reported a positive consequence of drinking over the last year.
