The phrase "as a consequence of the effect" is not correct and is somewhat redundant in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of a specific effect, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project failed as a consequence of the effect of poor planning."
Alternatives: "as a result of the effect" or "due to the effect".
The hundred tons of ice were meant to remind the city walkers that while we are seeing or feeling the ice melting, the clock is ticking as a consequence of the effect of human impact on the earth's ecosystems.
Alternatively, these proteins may become oxidized as a consequence of the effect of S-nitrosation of other mitochondrial proteins.
This significantly increased the selection response, as a consequence of the effect of the number of candidates on the r ÂA × i × σ a product with the increase in i (×2.5) being much higher than the joint decrease in r ÂA (−8.8 % in RRGS_HYB, −23.1 % in RRGS_PAR) and σ a (−3.3 %).
As a consequence of these effects GM-CSF has been used in adjuvant tumor therapies.
If people dying as a consequence of the implementation of measures cannot count as evidence that the legislation has detrimental effects, what would?
(Low blood pressure can be a side effect of Ativan and Roxanol, according to the drug manufacturers, as well as a consequence of the dying process).
Importantly, we are proposing here that delaying regeneration induces a beneficial effect as a consequence of the delay of the degeneration regeneration circuit.
As a consequence of this the random effects model was used throughout the study.
Indeed, it seems plausible that RNA levels may have been slightly depressed as a consequence of translational effects.
A significant consequence of the effects of climate change is human displacement due to climate effects such as hurricanes, sea level rise, and drought.
As a consequence, the effects of the GMP-herbicide complex on weeds were not assessed in any of the applications.
