The phrase "as as consequence of" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a typographical error, and the correct phrase should be "as a consequence of."
Example: "As a consequence of the heavy rain, the event was postponed."
Alternatives: "due to" or "as a result of."
Darfur is as much the consequence of Omdurman as modern Baghdad is the relic of Qadisiya.
Thus, anti-CII antibodies may both contribute to, as well as be the consequence of, local joint inflammation.
How BSKs activate downstream proteins such as BSU1, as well as the structural consequences of their unusual sequential features, was unclear.
Personal and job-related antecedents, as well as consequences of MTDB for sales outcomes, are also examined.
As far as consequences of overflow are concerned, a low level of shopping overflow is related to readiness to participate in the experience economy.
Teenage parenthood is also not good news for taxpayers: 90% of teenage mothers receive income support.But deprivation and unemployment are causes, as well as consequences, of teenage pregnancy.
Their research illustrates the impacts of human population growth and patterns of consumption on the environment, as well as consequences of lost species and disruption of our natural systems.
Thermal localisation (TL) phenomenon is defined as localisation of high temperature as consequences of high strain gradients developed in the bulk of materials of a tribo-pair.
Not enough companies are participating in these behaviors but what Radical Openness suggests is that there are significant benefits of adopting transparency as well as consequences of not doing so.
Of specific interest are the decisions depressed people make in their own lives, as well as consequences of these decisions.
