The phrase "address the functional consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the outcomes or effects of a particular action or decision in a functional context, often in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In our analysis, we must address the functional consequences of implementing this new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "consider the practical implications" or "evaluate the operational effects."
In general, these experiments address the functional consequences of thousands of protein variants in a massively parallel manner using genotype-phenotype linked high-throughput functional screens followed by DNA counting via deep sequencing.
To address the functional consequences of BRAF V600E mutations in PXA, we assessed MAPK pathway activation by measuring levels of phospho-p44/42 phospho-p44/42by IHC.
Such studies have the power to uncover many mutations in focussed screens of interesting candidate genes although they do not in themselves address the functional consequences of detected mutations.
Future studies should address the functional consequences of these changes in lung structure in the DKO mice; they should also identify the cargo whose exocytosis is regulated by Rab27 and the molecular mechanisms by which this occurs.
We address the functional consequences of different affinities with which internalization pathways are entered and explain how a switch-like response of CIE may result simply from a saturation effect of the CDE pathway.
To address the functional consequences of this PKM2 Oct4 interaction in glioma spheroids and in NSCs, we investigated the effect of DCA on a number of Oct4 transcriptional targets.
To address the functional consequence of the G1485A mutation of Sl-eIF4E1 for cap-binding activity, soluble protein extracts of the Hm-WT and the G1485A mutant line were purified by affinity chromatography on m7G-sepharose column.
Although we did not specifically address the functional consequence of Smyd2 deficiency for p53 activity in vivo, one might have expected a pronounced phenotype, at least in adult Smyd2 cKO animals.
To address the functional consequence of this loss, we examined the reciprocal effect of overexpression in cell lines that had little or no endogenous expression.
Using live-imaging techniques to address the functional consequence of these activity-dependent changes we demonstrate that the novel JNK site in GluR2L controls reinsertion of internalized GluR2L back to the cell surface following NMDA treatment, without affecting basal GluR2L trafficking.
