The phrase "a consistent accumulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a steady and gradual increase or gathering of something over time.
Example: "The research showed a consistent accumulation of evidence supporting the theory."
Alternatives: "a steady buildup of" or "a gradual increase in".
The Ed comparison for nifD and nifK shows a consistent accumulation of substitutions over evolutionary time.
As expected, OGD significantly reduced the full-length spectrin protein levels, giving rise to a consistent accumulation of the 145 kDa SBDP formed upon cleavage by calpains.
In this latter case, a consistent accumulation of cells in the primitive streak was later observed, although this was not seen in control embryos.
Upon treatment with rotenone, we observed by confocal microscopy and flow cytometry a consistent accumulation of 8-oxo-dG fluorescence, which appears to be localised outside the nucleus of cells.
One might logically expect that large pulses of escapees might be less frequent but have substantial fitness effects when they occur, while constant, low-level leakage might have smaller effects per spillover event but a more consistent accumulation of events over time.
Together, our data demonstrate a substantial and consistent accumulation of DDR-positive melanocytes in nevi, but not in the epidermis or in malignant melanomas.
This intermediate is unstable and readily refolds to the native state, but because the native state is only marginally more stable than the intermediate, there is a small but consistent accumulation of intermediate at equilibrium.
Specifically, the Tau4RTg2652 model exhibits a rapid and highly consistent accumulation of pathological tau such that by three months of age high levels of pretangle hyperphosphorylated tau and concomitant behavioral abnormalities are readily observed with statistical significance in small group sizes.
The consistent accumulation of prelamin A in presenescent VSMCs suggests that prelamin A may have unique functions in the DDR in VSMCs.
The idea is to aim at the wealthiest part of the population, perhaps the top 1 percent, a group that has seen the most significant and consistent accumulation of wealth over the last few decades.
A high Zn rice genotype Maligaya Special (MS13) showed consistent accumulation of Zn both under flooded and aerobic conditions (Nemeño et al. 2010).
