The phrase "as a consequence distinct" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a relationship between two ideas, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and as a consequence, distinct conclusions could not be drawn."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "therefore distinct".
These populations show separate responses to cytokine stimulation, and as a consequence, distinct abilities to form mature cell types (Jacquin et al. 2006, Jacome-Galarza et al. 2013).
As a consequence, distinct populations may possess different potentials to persist in, and further adapt to, new habitats within an introduced range.
As a consequence, the distinct water mass from Period F would be pushed back and recorded again without considerable mixing with the base flow.
As a consequence, alleles distinct form the vaccine molecule will be favored by selective advantage giving rise to escape variants.
However, the authors explained some of their scattering in iCa amplitudes to be a result of the possible existence of different subpopulations of mdx fibres as a consequence of distinct pathophysiological conditions [51].
As a consequence, the distinct properties of the different ion channels expressed across sub-populations of sensory neurons may allow them to encode different properties of the mechanical stimulus.
Subpopulations arise from differences in allele frequencies between individuals as a consequence of distinct ancestral and/or demographic origin.
This mechanism has most likely caused a loss of traits connected to benthic feeding in whitefish across twelve prealpine lakes in Central Europe (Vonlanthen et al. 1999), and as a consequence, previously distinct benthic and pelagic whitefish species became phenotypically indistinct.
Our study shows a general interaction between transposition and replication mediated by the β sliding clamp, which is revealed differently in the various Phyla as a consequence of distinct chromosome replication dynamics.
The probability that the two FGF5 l-poitou and FGF5 l-donkey alleles could have independently arisen in several breeds as a consequence of distinct mutation events is very low.
Hence, anti-nuclear antibodies appear to arise as a consequence of two distinct processes genetically programmed selection of specific CDR charge motifs into the primary immunoglobulin repertoire, with secondary contribution from somatic mutation.
