The phrase "as a probable consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is likely to happen as a result of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and as a probable consequence, employee productivity increased."
Alternatives: "likely result" or "as a likely outcome".
An experimental study also showed that severe hypocapnia increased gut intramucosal-arterial PCO2 as a probable consequence of regional and tissue hypoperfusion.
However, as a probable consequence of the cross combinations used, the experiment was unable to clearly distinguish between female and male gametophytic selection-originated SDs.
In contrast, the worst dispersers ("focal" species) have a low indicator power, as a probable consequence of extinction events occurring in hedgerows, where ecological conditions are suboptimal with respect of forest species.
We suggest that as a probable consequence, and as predicted in theory (Rothstein et al. 2006), many processes of societal risk governance appear to be ad hoc, methodologically diverse and to lack any formal systematic protocol.
In ESC, as a probable consequence of the self-renewal defect, HP1γ depletion was found to disturb the balance between self-renewal and differentiation.
At the opposite end, it has been recently reported that the TLR5 mRNA expression is increased in cystic fibrosis airway EC and that, as a probable consequence, these cells almost exclusively rely upon TLR5 to sense P. aeruginosa [70].
Furthermore, as our model of MS rats is caused by the chronic ingestion of sucrose, vascular damage could be a probable consequence of AGEs increased production.
A probable consequence of that is that BP control has increased in the population and among treated hypertensives.
Critical root causes of ED failure were inferred by probability updating, and the most probable accident evolution paths as well as the most probable consequence evolution paths of ED failure were figured out.
And if there was a crime, was death the logical and probable consequence?
