The phrase "a consistent assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection that is uniform or stable in its composition or arrangement.
Example: "The project was successful due to a consistent assembly of skilled professionals who worked together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a uniform group" or "a stable collection".
The gene locations were retrieved from the Ensembl database (http://www.ensembl.org/index.html) setting the consistent assembly GRCh37/hg19.
When the recombinant protein sample was analyzed further by gel permeation chromatography, it was demonstrated that a significant amount eluted at a size consistent with assembly into an α2β2 heterotetramer.
In addition to the existing clone alignments of DEF clusters b1 and b2, in our sequence assembly a consistent 360-kb-contig comprising five clones was built that also contains a DEF cluster b.
Reduction of UNG2 in human cells blocks CENP-A assembly, consistent with our previous in vitro results from Xenopus extracts [5].
The majority (81%, n = 146) of the 181 CDS mined from the T. adhaerens assembly indeed showed a consistent rickettsial signal.
While most papers reporting or comparing transcriptome assemblies also report metrics to speak to their completeness and quality, to date it has been unclear which metrics actually reveal assembly quality in a consistent and identifiable manner.
Altogether, of the 9,001 pairs of reads that mapped to the mitochondrial genome, >99% can be mapped in a consistent fashion to either the initial assembly or some alternative arrangement derived from recombination involving a large or small repeat.
Even though we haven't tested Castoe's scripts to detect potentially amplifiable loci from unassembled reads, we believe the assembly process adds a consistent level of sequence quality.
Here, sequencing of a single chromosomal haplotype is a straightforward approach to achieve a „consistent" assembly.
Some rearrangements correspond to a complete single scaffold, consistent with assembly error, while others do not (Table S3), so it is likely that our observations include both assembly errors and real structural rearrangements.
