The phrase "a consistent change in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a steady or uniform alteration in a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The study revealed a consistent change in the participants' behavior over the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a steady shift in" or "a uniform alteration in".
This was related to heightened mortality at sea in the IBM for mean endogenous headings of 225° and attributable to the lack of a consistent change in wind direction to redirect migrants consistently landwards (cf. the Atlantic trade winds in neotropical migration, Stoddard et al. 1983).
Entropy is a very precisely measurable variable, and it's extraordinary that as a result of manipulating that alone, the researchers saw a consistent change in another variable – funniness – a quality you might otherwise think was subjective.
A consistent change in the Barkhausen effect signal was observed with the changes in residual stress and micro-hardness.
The presence of TDP-43 did not elicit a consistent change in protein translation.
For further analysis only probesets that showed a consistent change in all four comparisons were taken into account.
We could identify four groups with a consistent change in expression level among the nuclear receptor profiles.
However, the fact here that there was statistical significance and a consistent change occurring in all five patients adds confidence to this result.
We define a consistent change as one in which the frequency of appearance of a symbol either increases or decreases over all three sessions.
A further consistent change in the tumour stromal environment is up-regulation of proteolytic enzymes, particularly members of the matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) family.
"The prognosis for a satisfactory socioeconomic adjustment and a positive and consistent change in his patterns of behavior appears doubtful," the psychiatrist concluded.
The number of Differentially Methylated Probes (DMPs) might be fractional to the full set of > 470,000 probes but it is possible that there is a small but consistent change in methylation signature due to differences in preparation methods and/or storage conditions between the two sample types.
