The phrase "consequently owing to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to introduce a clause that explains or expands on the previous sentence. For example: Banks have been reluctant to lend money during the pandemic; consequently owing to the financial crisis, many businesses are struggling to stay afloat.
"Consequently, owing to current procedures in the area of arms export reporting or data protection legislation, not all countries have been able to submit the same information," it adds.
Consequently, owing to adaptive modulation, the three systems perform very close to each other at 2 bit/s/Hz.
Consequently, owing to the implosion of the current sheath, a pinch column of dense and hot plasma is formed.
Consequently, owing to the lack of in vivo demonstration of the active role of EDPs in melanoma growth, this point was underconsidered.
The biomass production of cells is inhibited by acetate toxicity which retards the recombinant proteins' expression, and consequently, the cell density owing to the variations in pH, oxygen availability, and limited substrate availability [ 27].
Additional periodic ionization and consequently TEC variations may occur owing to the ULF-modulated precipitation of energetic electrons into the ionosphere (Watson et al. 2015).
However, functionalization of nanorods with proteins is not straightforward, owing to destabilization and consequently strong irreversible aggregation of AuNRs during the functionalization process.
Also, we must take into account that in the FLEX trial there is no selection bias owing to randomisation, and consequently, its findings support that the higher risk observed in the past users in our study may be related to a selection bias and a longer exposure to bisphosphonates in this subgroup as well.
OSPCL displayed an interrupted crystal morphology owing to its highly branched architecture, and consequently, the degree of crystallinity was lower in comparison with the linear analogue.
However, for larger values of m, the condition in (20) is violated owing to using a fixed k, and consequently, (bar {p}(m)) switches to a slow increasing trend.
Most eukaryotes, even other unicellular organisms, possess multiple forms and classes of myosins and consequently loss of any particular myosin may not reveal a phenotype owing to functional compensation by other myosins.
