"consequential increase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an increase that is the result of a preceding action or event. For example: "The government's decision to impose tariffs on imports led to a consequential increase in the price of goods."
Meanwhile, the consequential increase of older driver-related accidents has also been an inevitable problem.
In the current economic climate, many police agencies have reduced resources, especially personnel, with a consequential increase in workload and deterioration in public safety.
Moreover, the fouling behaviour was analyzed in terms of the consequential increase in trans-membrane pressure, resistance fractions and the biopolymeric composition of the fouling layer.
In the case of the additional use of silicic acid anhydride in the system, ZnO particles are distributed over its surface and pores, resulting in no direct contact between them and consequential increase of luminescence intensity.
The consequential increase of late complications which was observed led the radiation oncologists to give up again using large doses per fraction, except for a few specific situations, such as palliative treatments.
Conclusion: Administration of atorvastatin is safe in patients on long-term HD therapy and, in addition to its beneficial effects on lipid levels, induces a significant decrease in serum CRP levels, with a consequential increase in serum albumin levels.
The frequency of diagnosed cases and consequential increases in medical costs makes it a rapidly growing chronic disease that threatens human health worldwide.
The high PAF represents the effect of an increase in the HCW population in a specific setting, as may occur in countries undergoing socioeconomic transition, without the concomitant introduction of TB transmission control measures, and the consequential increased effects of health care settings on the total incidence of TB in the population.
7 9 The high prevalence of hypertension in Africa is due to both urbanisation and a shift towards western habits such as smoking, unhealthy diets with excess salt and fat intake, physical inactivity and consequential increased adiposity, and increasingly recognised non-traditional risk factors such as air pollution.
For example, extreme weather events such as floods can have both direct health impacts (deaths caused by drowning) and indirect impacts (loss of agricultural productivity and a consequential increased rate of malnutrition; increase in diarrheal disease due to contaminated water).
The concerted decline of these transcripts early in breast tumor progression appears conducive to a virtual silencing of apoptosis induction pathways and a consequential net increase in cell proliferation.
