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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an unusual consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected result or effect that arises from a particular cause or situation.
Example: "The new policy had an unusual consequence of increasing employee turnover, contrary to the intended goal of improving job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a surprising result of" or "an unexpected outcome of".
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MAX MARAMBIO, a Chilean businessman, can claim an unusual consequence of his friendship with Fidel Castro.
To present an unusual consequence of laparoscopic treatment of diaphragmatic endometriosis, to discuss the possible etiologies, and to propose proper management.
Ectopic host gene expression was an unusual consequence of an L1 insertion given that these events are usually repressive (Han et al., 2004).
PC, an unusual consequence of evident or unnoticed accidental dural puncture, develops from the injection of air into the subarachnoid or subdural space and cranial migration.
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Target gene downregulation is a highly unusual consequence of IGH translocations, as they have been shown to lead to overexpression of the target gene in almost all circumstances.
Carter has also investigated flower ice, another unusual consequence of capillary action, ice segregation and temperatures that are just right.
The rise in companies like Uber and Airbnb have had the unusual consequence of the consumers being on the end of reviews too.
This is a value judgement by which extremely unusual consequences of a certain activity are excluded from attribution.
Unusual consequences of extreme weather could be found all over the map.
One possible explanation for the hepatic and neurological toxicity of DCA relates to the unusual consequences of its biotransformation.
There are about fifty days left until a national election of unusual consequence; perhaps there is still time for journalists to fully vet what McCain did not.
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