The phrase "as a consequence less" 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 project was poorly managed, and as a consequence less funding was allocated."
Alternatives: "as a result, less" or "therefore, less".
Their stories are, perhaps as a consequence, less linear, shuttling between places and times rather than moving irreversibly from one to the other.
Regulations that are still largely on the drawing board will make investment banks easier to break up, less able to use cheap retail deposits to fund their trading business and to take risks and, as a consequence, less profitable (if safer).Another threat facing banks is the march of progress.
As a consequence, less strength loss as compared to other two binder series was observed, as shown in Fig. 8.
As a consequence, less maxillary retraction might be necessary in growing mesofacial and brachyfacial Class II Division 1 and Division 2 patients than in dolichofacial patients.
As a consequence, less frequent events, such as Plinian or sub-Plinian eruptions, have rarely been investigated using continuous crustal deformation data with a precision of 10−9.
As a consequence, less volunteers build and test the whole GNOME before the release, which in turn increases the workload of the release team.
As a consequence, less-than-optimal donor organs are increasingly being used in an attempt to close the widening gap between supply and demand.
The heat has less exergy than electricity and as a consequence is less useful in meeting energy demand.
The direction of the relationship is difficult to hypothesize beforehand, however, because age (more experience) might be related to a smaller range of drugs (as a consequence of less uncertainty) or to a broader range (as a consequence of less up-to-date knowledge on pharmacotherapy).
The broader the limits of the 95% confidence interval, the less confident the estimation of the true score and, as a consequence, the less confident the detection of real change due to intervention [ 50].
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].
