The phrase "a consistent interaction with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing or regular engagement with a person, group, or concept.
Example: "The team aims to foster a consistent interaction with their clients to better understand their needs."
Alternatives: "regular engagement with" or "steady communication with".
The results provide the first mapping of the choice of a direct-manipulation interface and its effect on the learning curve's entry point, as well as a consistent interaction metaphor with smoother and fast-growing learning curves.
We also observed a consistent interaction of PM10 with temperature (Table 4).
To gain family trust and maintain its support, consistent interaction with a small number of health care providers may be an effective strategy.
However, in multiple analyses, including genetic tests based on phenotypes caused by overexpression or knockdown of dE2F1, and experiments in cultured SL2 cells, we observed a consistent pattern of interaction with Su z 2 but not Psc.
In contrast to Trx1, which is excluded from the nucleus (Day et al., 2012; Figure 2A), as expected, immunostaining analysis revealed that Flag-Txl1 is distributed throughout the cytoplasm and the nucleus, with a punctate-staining pattern consistent with interaction with the proteasome (Andersen et al., 2011; Jiménez et al., 2007; Matsuyama et al., 2006).
Density is present beneath every CP in the capsid, consistent with an interaction with a ssDNA stem-loop.
MCP1 and Hp are then reciprocally capable of interfering with each other in their capacity to attract cells, which is consistent with an interaction with a common receptor.
Although the extended conformation of anandamide is consistent with an interaction with phospholipids [4], the perfect fit between cholesterol and anandamide suggested a preferential interaction of anandamide with cholesterol rather than with phosphatidylcholine.
