The phrase "as a consequence of differences in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the result or effect of varying factors or conditions in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed that the participants' performance varied significantly as a consequence of differences in their prior experience."
Alternatives: "due to variations in" or "as a result of disparities in".
Results between studies may vary as a consequence of differences in the PS of enrolled patients, inclusion of different proportions of relapsed patients exposed to prior pelvic radiotherapy, and drug doses.
Discrepancies between the results of these analyses are expected since they used different data sets as a consequence of differences in their respective eligibility criteria, procedures and analytic methods.
Sludge is generally difficult to dewater, but great variations in dewaterability are observed for sludges from different wastewater treatment plants as a consequence of differences in plant design and physical-chemical factors.
Photosynthesis is a fundamental metabolic process in seaweeds and variation in photosynthetic performance, including quantum efficiency, has been linked to differences in kelp survival and kelp canopy recovery in the face of perturbation, presumably as a consequence of differences in tolerance to excessive light and photoinhibition29,63.
To avoid any possible difference in the Au NCs structures and shapes as a consequence of differences in samples preparation, we followed a unique procedure to prepare the samples with NCs inside and over amorphous SiO2.
For example, binding sites might be able to modulate gene expression as a consequence of differences in affinity (Bain et al., 2012), where high affinity binding sites induce a higher level of transcriptional activation than low affinity binding sites.
This distinction was designed to reflect differences in tasks and duties that may be a consequence of differences in work organization as well as in education and training.
This inconsistency could be a consequence of differences in post-translational regulatory mechanisms, as well as differences in mRNA and protein turnover [ 28].
These disparate results may be a consequence of differences in host affiliation, Symbiodinium lineage, mode of symbiont acquisition, geographic/hydrological differences (such as currents), and/or other factors.
Hence, the difference between the two studies may be a consequence of differences in demographic history between local populations versus the species as a whole.
We have shown that this trade-off differs between unicellular and multicellular organisms as a likely consequence of differences in effective population sizes.
