The phrase "a consistent distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or any field where the concept of distribution is relevant.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a consistent distribution of outcomes across all trials."
Alternatives: "a uniform distribution" or "a stable distribution".
For such constitutes a consistent distribution of properties over gunk.
The test suggested that counts of these insects from the seven London properties do not follow a consistent distribution (p = 0.001, Chi-squared test, DoF = 18).
The improved LLL algorithm with fixed complexity has been shown to have a consistent distribution either for all μ ij or for μ i(i−1) only.
Under the assumption of neutrality, FST is determined by genetic drift alone and should exhibit a consistent distribution across all SNPs throughout the genome.
Both datasets were GRSN normalized resulting in a consistent distribution of the mean expression values ensuring comparability within and across species for each tissue.
Additionally, recent evidence exists that there is also a consistent distribution of pigmented cells in several structures of the mouse heart [ 8, 9].
As has already been discussed, Drosophila lack hotspots of recombination, and exhibit a more consistent distribution of recombination than yeast, mouse, and human.
Similar to the d/a type I findings, the d/a type II distributions also displayed a remarkably consistent distribution among the six hybrids patterns, as they each peaked at approximately zero and the tails flattened within the parental range.
The Mankin scores showed a highly consistent distribution pattern in agreement with daily clinical experience, namely higher Mankin scores at the medial plateau compared to the lateral plateau, and higher scores close to the cartilage lesion compared to the cartilage from the peripheral part of the joint surface.
In her report, Ms Rolnik said the UK must rethink whether the changes were having a disproportionate effect on the most vulnerable and were consistent with the need for a "fair and consistent" distribution of resources.
As shown in Figure 8, the resulting x-statistics for the "low" ion counts are consistent with a χ-distribution, and the overall GOF p-value for the X-statistics is consistent with a uniform distribution at 0.3705.
