The phrase "a result of assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or consequence of an assembly process, often in manufacturing or construction contexts.
Example: "The final product's quality is a result of assembly, which requires precision and attention to detail."
Alternatives: "an outcome of assembly" or "a consequence of assembly".
These distortions occur in optical systems as a result of assembly errors.
It is likely that the occurrence of redundant sequences is a result of assembly anomalies; however, it is also possible that these duplicated TRDV genes are in fact present within the bovine genome.
This stringent reads-mapping cutoff was used to give high confidence that the genes in this set are not sequencing artifacts or a result of assembly errors, and the 22,315 genes above the 1 CPM cutoff were used for all differential expression and functional analyses.
As a result of assemblies of cakes, the solid or curved lines in TEM images were composed of the project of nanoparticles with different heights, embedded in the surface of PVP cakes.
As a result of the assembly parameters in Newbler, which are optimized for complete genome assembly, the curves show a non-linear response of the distance score to the degree of species overlap.
These metal-NCFs exhibit a spongy-like microstructure (Figure 2a) as a result of nanoparticle assembly.
As a result of the assembly, 419,591 and 481,593 reads remained as singletons, while 72 and 29 contigs ≥ 500 bp were formed for BA and RJ, respectively.
The remaining 53 unigenes could be a result of erroneous assembly.
The nuclear relocalization of Survivin is a result of inefficient assembly of functional RanGTP CRM1 Survivin export complex due to apoptotic RanGTP gradient collapse.
Two further sequences were obtained as a result of the assembly of the genomic sequences of chromosome 2 [ 33].
For example, no mechanical damage to the bottom electrode was observed as a result of the assembly process.
