The phrase "a consistent interval of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing regular or uniform time periods or distances in various contexts, such as scheduling or measurements.
Example: "The project requires a consistent interval of two weeks between each phase to ensure proper evaluation."
Alternatives: "a regular interval of" or "an even interval of".
MetalEater's Sean Bester decided Kalmah's strength lay in their consistency: "releasing energetic and melodic music with consistent intervals of time between them, delivering tracks that are consistently likable, and each one is consistent with the sound they've firmly established for themselves".
A key principle of the SVP is that voiding occurs at a regular, consistent interval as part of a progressive voiding schedule [ 28, 29]; on a substantial proportion of occasions ICONS patients did not void at, or close to, the scheduled time.
When the music playing in the background changed to "Move Bitch", Brandt noticed a consistent time interval for all of Voldo's motions, and had the character's movement follow the beat of the music.
According to the additive consistent interval fuzzy preference relation, we define the additive consistency of an IVAIFPR.
Until March 11 , 2011 the consensus among seismologists was that a particular stretch of fault would observe certain rules, rupturing at consistent intervals in events of similar size.
In particular, the lack of consistent intervals for repeated measurements is a notable limitation, most pertinent for the two study inclusion ScvO2 values, the percent lactate clearance and the final ScvO2 at the end of the six-hour EGDT treatment period.
The present work develops a consistent measure of the murine QT interval that correlates with changes in the duration of ventricular myocyte action potentials (APs).
These fits indicate a consistent increase of durations of synchronous intervals as a function of AR (Fig. 8 A ).
Strikingly, ChIP-on-chip analysis revealed a consistent pattern of histone depletion at intergenic intervals across all arrays.
Completely flat effect profiles were investigated, i.e. a short interval of HbA1c has a consistent effect on diabetic complications.
