The phrase "as a consequence of changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is the result of modifications or alterations in a particular area or context.
Example: "The increase in pollution levels was observed as a consequence of changes in industrial regulations."
Alternatives: "due to alterations in" or "as a result of modifications in".
But its dominance may disrupt the balance of some ecosystems through cascading effects as a consequence of changes in interactions between species.
But this ratio probably varied during the Earth's history as a consequence of changes in the phytoplankton community and ocean oxygen levels.
Pelvis shoulder coordination while walking may, as a consequence of changes in spinal structure and posture, be susceptible to modifications in ankylosing spondylitis (AS) sufferers.
It is shown that solvent elimination translates into shifts in the DFB laser wavelength, as a consequence of changes in film thickness and refractive index.
In contrast to this, it is shown that changes in the hardness, as a consequence of changes in residual stress level, are smaller and more difficult to analyse.
The leaked letter said a Conservative government "would not pay a penny of compensation to speculative developers as a consequence of changes in planning policy", giving a licence to authorities to delay developments.
This would suggest that the depression and frailty association was not a consequence of changes in the cortisol:DHEAS ratio as a consequence of the hip fracture.
In fact, the damage becomes asymmetric and increases with hole inclination, as a consequence of change of stress field profile.
New problems may arise as a consequence of change.
The relative risk distribution maps changed over time as a consequence of the changes in the seroprevalence.
Frequently, chromosomal rearrangements become associated with position effects as a consequence of a change in the order of genes [29].
