The phrase "as a consequence should" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The project was delayed; as a consequence, we should adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "therefore we ought to" or "as a result, we must".
As a consequence, should part-time work be included in a group with the increasing number of marginally-employed workers, the greater amount of temporary and subcontracted labour and the self-employed, who are usually categorised as atypical?
Thus, if females are less likely to perform phonotaxis by either walking or flying during full moon, males, as a consequence, should invest less in public signalling.
NK cells are key actors in innate immunity and as a consequence should play an important role in the very early moments of sepsis.
The upcoming Austrian nationwide e-Medikation system allows physicians to retrieve information about the entire medication of their patients (covering drug prescriptions they and other HCPs made), which as a consequence should prevent DDIs and reduce ADEs.
Assuming a developmental continuity of OCD over time [ 19, 20], we hypothesized that exploratory factor analysis in a sample of children and adolescents with OCD should produce similar dimensions to those reported in adult populations, and as a consequence, should show temporal stability.
Although in other clinical populations the prevalence of fatigue is higher (e.g. multiple sclerosis [ 3, 33]), the figure found in the current study confirms that fatigue is a relevant symptom in this population and as a consequence should be assessed more frequently.
To embrace this view, however, would be to butcher mathematics as currently practiced; such a consequence should rather be viewed as a reductio ad absurdum of their position.
Another difference in the application of antiviral drugs involved the methods used to determine who should receive treatment, and as a consequence who should also receive prophylaxis.
As a consequence, results should be considered with care and conclusions should be drawn with caution, as the results might not be representative of the whole driving population that takes driving-impairing medicines.
According to the apparency hypothesis, trees should then tend to have more convergent constitutive defenses than herbs, and as a consequence we should see more host shifts involving trees than herbs.
As a consequence, surveillance should not be limited to the period of neutropenia, and for the calculation of IDs days of neutropenia should not be used as the (sole) denominator.
