The phrase "as a consequence application" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and as a consequence application, we saw a significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "consequently".
As a consequence application-relevant issues such as shelf life and robust protocols distinguishing targets from false responses have received very little attention.
As a consequence, applications such as these may be impaired by random fluctuation and systematic bias in sequencing coverage across the genome.
As a consequence of application for automotive lower suspension arm, this technique can be applied in performing a fatigue history editing, especially in compression of data set.
As a consequence, widespread application of these techniques may be delayed because those unfamiliar with the methodology could have concerns about the validity of the results generated.
As a consequence their application to model organisms is often restricted to well characterized biological processes and pathways, and their effectiveness with poorly annotated species is relatively limited.
As a consequence, empirical applications tend to depict regimes as too 'monolithic' and 'homogenous', not adequately considering persistent institutional tensions and contradictions.
Anyway, despite the remarkable advantages concerning the computational speedup, computing with GPUs usually requires the development and the implementation of ad hoc algorithms, since GPU-based programming substantially differs from CPU-based computing; as a consequence, scientific applications of GPUs might undergo the risk of remaining a niche for few specialists.
The cells were thus fooled into acting as though an impulse had arrived, and released neurotransmitters as a consequence.Any medical application of the idea is a long way away.
