The phrase "a consistent fraction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, stable portion or percentage of a whole in various contexts, such as statistics or research findings.
Example: "In our study, we found that a consistent fraction of participants reported feeling more engaged after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a steady percentage of" or "a reliable portion of".
Lamins bind a consistent fraction of chromosomal DNA providing conditions for its peripheral localization, gene silencing and late replication14,27.
Realistically, it's not a safe assumption that every car will come in contact with a consistent fraction of the others: A given car might end up collecting some other cars' data and then disappearing into a private garage.
Indeed, a consistent fraction of the living biomass damaged by these events is removed as salvage logging immediately after the disturbance (i.e., in the same year) or few years later (see [26, 55, 56]).
The x-axis shows the sampling frequency of the node health monitoring app, which was set to a consistent fraction of the case study application frequency (from left to right from 10to50%0 % of the base app frequency).
A consistent fraction of the total amount of harvest may be provided by salvage logging after disturbance events, and in several cases the impact of natural disturbances is not visible in the GHGIs either because the dynamics described above are not taken into account (e.g. Italy, [44]) or because the methods used to estimate GHGs do not detect interannual variations (e.g. Germany, [26]).
In fact, while a similar sized homogeneous and inflamed/metabolically more active compartment is present in all the ARDS patients, in mild ARDS it is associated with a consistent fraction of normal lung while in severe ARDS is primarily associated with inhomogeneous, inflamed/metabolically more active lung tissue.
In contrast, the high percentage of abstentions (21% for embryos and 16% in case of supernumerary embryos) suggests that a still consistent fraction of the population of physicians lacks the perception of the importance of these issues and has little information and awareness about the benefits of the use of human embryos for research purposes.
Gammaproteobacteria constituted a small, but consistent fraction of the recovered clones (Table 1 and Figure 1).
A small but consistent fraction of the preys belonged to the SEPT2 group were found as partners of septins of the same group (8%, for each of SEPT1, SEPT2 and SEPT5, when used as bait).
Western blot analysis revealed a small but consistent fraction of the immunoprecipitated NS1 to be acetylated.
Moreover, ND4 alone was sufficient to induce a small but consistent fraction of βIII-tubulin+ neuronal cells (1%–3%, Figures 3A and 3F), while none of the other factors succeeded in doing so (data not shown).
