The phrase "a straightforward result of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a clear and direct outcome of a particular cause or factor.
Example: "The increase in sales was a straightforward result of the new marketing strategy implemented last quarter."
Alternatives: "a clear consequence of" or "an obvious outcome of".
But they are not, contrary to first impressions, a straightforward result of the current economic and financial crisis.
The results of comparative genomics lead to the conclusion that the genome architecture is not a straightforward result of continuous adaptation but rather is determined by the balance between the selection pressure, that is itself dependent on the effective population size and mutation rate, the level of recombination, and the activity of selfish elements.
end{aligned} The last inequality is a straightforward result of estimates (2.3), (3.12) and (3.13).
Grain yield as well as resistance against existing as well as emerging biotic and abiotic stresses is not a straightforward result of understanding the physiological, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms of genetic loci.
An example of a straightforward result to interpret would be from a genetic test for a Mendelian disorder for which (a) there is a single gene locus affected, and/or a single mutation that occurs for the condition, and (b) high likelihood the disorder will express itself when the mutation is present.
Nevertheless, this is a straightforward result based on the altered optimizations of morphological characters on those branches of the tree that are rearranged by addition of the sequence partition, which in turn can affect the influence of those characters on the placement of fossils [ 24].
The third and perhaps less straightforward result of this study is that a third independent source of variance of linguistic skills can be identified (and explains an additional 12% of variance).
When E 0 ( X ) = W P A P 0 ( X, ρ ) (respectively E 0 ( X ) = W P A A 0 ( X, ρ ) ), this result is a straightforward consequence of Theorem 3.8 in [15] (respectively Theorem 3.9 in [16]).
When E 0 ( X ) = A P 0 ( X ) (respectively E 0 ( X ) = A A 0 ( X ) ), this result is a straightforward consequence of Theorem 3.8 in [15] (respectively Theorem 3.9 in [16]) and when E 0 ( X ) = C 0 ( X ), this result is proved in [21], Proposition 3.
When E 0 ( X ) = P A P 0 ( X ) and E 0 ( Y ) = P A P 0 ( Y ) (respectively E 0 ( X ) = P A A 0 ( X ) and E 0 ( Y ) = P A A 0 ( Y ) ), this result is a straightforward consequence of Theorem 4.1 (respectively Theorem 4.2) in [24].
In view of Proposition 3.3 below, Theorem 1.6 is a straightforward consequence of the main result of [78]; see also Theorem 2.14 and Example 2.16.
