The phrase "as a consequence of opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something happens as a result of the act of opening something, such as a door, a document, or a discussion.
Example: "As a consequence of opening the new branch, we expect an increase in customer traffic."
Alternatives: "due to the opening" or "as a result of opening".
And second, we expected to find an easily accessible COF, and eventually SUB, in the stable parts of the trajectories, as a consequence of opened gates 1 and 2. Two MD simulations were performed with the enzyme only (1bhs – A1fdtBdtB – A2; Figure S5).
An account of the 1970 smallpox outbreak, which occurred in Aralsk, Kazakhstan, as a consequence of open air testing of a smallpox weapon by the Soviets is an eye-opener; there should be no doubts about capability and intent after reading this story.
In business ecosystems separate firms begin to merge (informally) into each other and into the rest of society, as a consequence of open information exchange and cooperation.
As a consequence of open cut mine application, a great deal of coal is left out in the highwalls of the mined-out pits.
The fact that a country will enjoy higher real income as a consequence of the opening up of trade does not mean, of course, that every family or individual within the country will share in that benefit.
There was a similar process going on in Asia at the same time as partially a consequence of China and India opening up which itself goes back to that 1986 business.
Thus, in ischaemia, pannexins might generate a large inward current, producing the anoxic depolarization, either because of a direct activating effect of ischaemia on pannexin hemichannels as seen in isolated pyramidal cells (Thompson et al., 2006), or as a consequence of secondary hemichannel opening produced by ischaemia-evoked glutamate release activating NMDA receptors (Thompson et al., 2008).
As a consequence of those degrees, numerous opportunities opened that would contribute to my success upon release".
About three years ago we bought a charcuterie and, as a consequence of making very good sausages, we opened a hot dog place in Åre.
Meanwhile, as a consequence of the coalition government's Open Public Services reform programme, councils are under pressure to outsource, while deep cuts force them to consider it a way of cutting costs.
