The phrase "a consistent mode of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular method or approach that is reliable and uniform over time.
Example: "The team adopted a consistent mode of communication to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "a steady method of" or "a reliable approach to".
Thus, we employed the same GAL4/GAL80 combinations described above, using effectors that have a known and consistent mode of action independent of the type of neuron.
Bimodal gene sets involved in the Focal adhesion and ECM-receptor pathways demonstrated consistent modes of expression across human and mouse for brain, heart, and skeletal muscle, the three tissue types with the largest amount of samples in our investigation (Table 4).
The most common pattern of expression was represented by 28,392 genes (83.34 %) that exhibited a consistent steady state mode of expression.
The observed loss of biological activity of 1 and 2 in the presence of a thiol is consistent with a mode of action for these compounds in which covalent modification of cysteine residues in either the p50 or p65 subunit of NF-κB occurs.
These results cannot easily be interpreted in the context of a sliding model but are consistent with a mode of diffusion that is dominated by hopping.
The lamprologines also display much greater ecological diversity in trophic morphology and habitat than the Tropheini, consistent with a mode of ecological speciation [2].
Our results are consistent with a mode of activity in which native corn stover leaf proteins bind to lignin in pretreated sugar cane residues and prevent cellulase binding.
On the basis of our finding of multiple haplotypes with extreme REHH and at relatively low frequencies (i.e. all below 37%), our results appear to be more consistent with a mode of recent evolution characterized by multiple soft sweeps as opposed to single hard sweeps [ 16].They also suggest that the patterns of differentiation and REHH are not uniform and homogenous across all Eurasians.
