The phrase "a result of variations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe outcomes or consequences that arise from different factors or changes.
Example: "The differences in the final product are a result of variations in the manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "an outcome of changes" or "a consequence of differences."
These characteristic groupings occur as a result of variations in the reproduction process in bacteria.
The most-notable differences are a result of variations among the bodies in surface gravity and crustal properties.
In some persons, autoimmunity against hypocretin is suspected to occur as a result of variations in genes that regulate cellular immunity.
7. The CAC will provide the donor countries, when necessary, with information to help adjust the allocation of contributions as a result of variations in tax collection.
Decreasing availability is a result of variations in population structure and leaf production rates between agriculture and forest patches.
Such analysis is complicated by the fact that biological signals are typically both highly irregular and non-stationary, that is, their statistical character changes slowly or intermittently as a result of variations in background influences1 3.
Zebker said the variation in ice thickness could be a result of variation in the shape of Titan's orbit around Saturn, which is not perfectly circular.
The difference in band gaps between CsMI3 and CH3NH3MI3 could be a result of variation in structures, unit cell sizes, and the detailed interactions of the A, M, and I ions.
Reef sound pressure did attenuate with distance from the reef but this varied both by frequency and time of day, likely as a result of variation in sound production.
Year had the largest effect on slender Orcutt grass, probably as a result of variation in annual precipitation patterns.
This paper also examines whether there are mechanical effects as a result of variation in the initial water content.
