The phrase "a consistent proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a stable or uniform ratio between two or more quantities in various contexts, such as statistics, finance, or science.
Example: "The study found that there was a consistent proportion of participants who preferred the new product over the old one."
Alternatives: "a steady ratio" or "an even share".
The unlabeled data model score consists of two terms: A cluster separation term and a consistent proportion term.
But despite a dip in overall philanthropic giving, the majority of the wealthy donated a consistent proportion of their income to charity last year, a new study finds.
According to this approach, a consistent proportion of jobs that undergo growth for this reason are highly skilled occupations.
Our preliminary findings suggest that a consistent proportion of patients with CM treated with BoNT-A has an excellent response to treatment, and that response is sustained over time.
We indeed found a consistent proportion (32±5%, 3 embryos; 47/146 cells) of Delta-1/CYCLIN D double labelled cells in the forebrain of E10.5 mouse embryos.
When wild type (Nalp3+/+) and Nalp3-deficient mice were infected with 10 PbA sporozoites, a consistent proportion of Nalp3+/+ control mice died from CM after 7 12 days, whereas the Nalp3-deficient mice resisted better to CM development (Figure 7a).
In this study, the other patients all show a fairly consistent proportion of cells with an easily identified SUMO-2/3 pattern, staining at all centromeres or focal associations at human chromosome 9 between 75% and 85% of all pachytene spermatocytes.
Our results can help explain how some of the genetic variation observed in a polygynous mammal is maintained, because a small but consistent proportion of females (mainly yearlings) do not mate with the most successful males each year.
The model predicts that from any initial starting population of hive bees and foragers, colonies move towards an equilibrium point by rapidly establishing a stable and consistent proportion of nurses and foragers (Fig. 3) while the total population size adjusts more slowly until the equilibrium point is reached.
However, a small but consistent proportion of full-blown APS patients have autoantibodies reacting with different epitopes, suggesting that the assay for the whole molecule cannot be substituted yet [ 73].
Rate = Response Rate The sample as a proportion of the population by region ranges from 0.10 to 0.14perr cent with an overall proportion of 0.12%, reflecting a consistent sample proportion in all regions (data not shown).
