The phrase "a result a considerable" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper structure.
Example: "As a result of a considerable effort, we achieved our goals."
Alternatives: "due to a significant" or "as a consequence of a substantial".
As a result, a considerable amount of energy is consumed by this acceleration during the use phase of machine tools.
As a result, a considerable fraction of light would be absorbed by the top junction, and therefore, our device would ideally produce less than the reported photocurrent.
As a result, a considerable hypsochromic shift is observed for both the photoluminescence and electroluminescence spectra in nondoped solid states, and the corresponding CIE coordinates move from (0.16, 0.21) of PVCt1 to (0.16, 0.15) of PVCt2 and (0.16, 0.10) of PVCt3.
As a result, a considerable reduction in the musical noise is achieved.
As a result, a considerable reduction in the musical noise is gained.
As a result, a considerable amount of delayed packets will be dropped off at the receiver side.
As a result, a designer often encounters considerable difficulty in achieving a structural solution that meets the target displacement and attains a desired yield mechanism.
Power systems have been becoming more and more complex, as a result of a considerable variety of new components being added, such as High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) and power electronic devices, and numerous recent technologies continually being put into application, such as distributed generation.
The much lower inflow into different job creation schemes and One-Euro-Jobs at the end of the observation period was partly a result of a considerable decline in unemployment.
Moreover, in this study, basal insulin was administered in the morning to evaluate potential FBG differences as a result of a considerable difference in the half-lives of the two basal insulins, but FBG measures were similar.
Early reporting of a positive PCR result could result in a considerable saving in health resources.
