The phrase "as a consequence of the listed" is not entirely correct in written English.
It can be used when referring to outcomes or results that stem from previously mentioned items or factors.
Example: "The project was delayed as a consequence of the listed challenges we faced during the initial phase."
Alternatives: "as a result of the mentioned" or "due to the factors outlined".
The corrections that should be made to this paper as a consequence of the authors' coding mistake are listed below.
The output of rSNPs-MAPPER consists of a list of TFBSs whose score changes as a consequence of the presence of a SNP.
But more seriously, let's look at the full list of countries that got into trouble because of high debts accumulated before the crisis, as opposed to those that have developed large deficits as a consequence of the crisis.
As a consequence, the list of vehicles that contain significant quantities of aluminum substituted for steel has steadily grown.
Over the years, always new doping substances are synthesized and, as a consequence, the list of prohibited compounds is continuously updated and new suitable analytical methods for their detection and determination in biological matrices are continuously required.
Another plausible scenario is that mutations arise as a consequence of treatment (as they do for the examples listed above).
Others have suggested that patients are pushed from public to private healthcare as a consequence of poor quality (specifically longer waiting lists) in the public sector [ 11].
As a consequence of this restricted distribution, and the ongoing degradation of its cerrado habitat, the species is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List.
The health of animals that we exploit for food has reached the top of the priority list, largely as a consequence of recent plagues and abuses.
"As a consequence, the listing regime does not prescribe specific requirements over jurisdiction, nor does it prohibit specific types of corporate structure".
