The phrase "as a consequence become" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or an auxiliary verb to make it grammatically complete.
Example: "As a consequence, we have become more aware of the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "as a result become" or "therefore become".
Since that time, the flow of air has been of as much interest to physicists and engineers as the flow of water, and hydrodynamics has, as a consequence, become fluid dynamics.
Collectively, the research shows that creating a leadership model of trust and mutual cooperation may help create a culture that is happier, in which employees help each other, and (as a consequence) become more productive in the long run.
Taken together, this body of research shows that creating a leadership model of trust and mutual cooperation may help create a culture that is happier, in which employees help each other, and (as a consequence) become more productive in the long run.
At the same time, 10 healthy women will, as a consequence, become 'cancer patients' and will be treated unnecessarily".
It has been argued that well-established bone lesions may become less dependent on bone destruction and TGF-β signalling and, as a consequence, become less sensitive to TGF-β inhibitors [ 59].
For the binding between two coactivated patterns in Areas 1 and 6 to occur, it is necessary that the two 'waves' of activity produced are strong enough to reach the middle areas (3 and 4); in addition, these two waves must either (a) jointly activate a common set of E-cells or (b) coactivate two disjoint (but loosely connected) sets of E-cells that will, as a consequence, become strongly linked.
She was never "in the gang", and as a consequence became incorrigibly nosy about other people.
The Mekong, floating him through civilizations wrecked as a consequence, becomes a ghostly tributary that, we come to realize, also flows directly from Gargan's past.
Theories of child language acquisition, as a consequence, became more multifaceted and complex than the approaches that dominated linguistic research in the 1970s and '80s.
Do you, as a consequence, not become meaningless in your own eyes?
As a consequence, people become voluntarily committed to reach the central goals of human welfare or falah.
