The phrase "as a consequence of applying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a result of a specific action or application of a method or principle.
Example: "As a consequence of applying the new strategy, we saw a significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "as a result of implementing" or "due to the application of".
Furthermore, the concentration of all TCA cycle intermediates from citrate to fumarate increased as a consequence of the applied salt stress.
In the case of electroporation, actin as well as microtubule cytoskeleton is disrupted as a consequence of the applied electric field; however, disruption by electroporation appears to uncouple Rho and inactivate Rho kinases.
As a consequence of the applied selection method the threshold for following up and genotyping a SNP in cohort 2 was a p-value of 0.003 (p-value range 0.003 to 1.17 × 10-6) for association with obesity in the GWA.
Alternatively, if the general concept of APRIL up-regulation as a consequence of stress applies equally in the breast, overproduction of the ligand by peritumoral cells might be due to the physical and/or humoral stress exerted on normal cells by the growing tumor.
In polycythemia vera (PV), the possibility of an underdiagnosis as the consequence of applying the former hemoglobin (Hb) or hematocrit (Hct) threshold values and the emerging role of BM morphology as a major criterion.
As potential consequence of applying BMA for input variable uncertainty, transparency regarding model results with respect to the reliability of such findings could be evaluated and communicated.
You could say an "unintended consequence" of applying untested science to nature.
The stigma once associated with their realities has been exposed as bias, another awful consequence of applying a single arbitrary standard to humanity's infinite variety.
But, in some applications (e.g., magneto-active elastomers), the particles may experience additional torques as a consequence of an externally applied (magnetic) field, which, in turn, can affect the overall rotation of the particles in the rubber, and therefore also the macroscopic response of the composite.
As a consequence of this, most reports applying high throughput sequencing to full genomes of ancient samples have been limited to one or several samples sequenced and at low or ultra-low (i.e, less than 1×) to moderate coverage depths [ 2].
