The phrase "a consistent rate on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a steady or uniform measurement or performance related to a specific subject or activity.
Example: "The company has been able to maintain a consistent rate on production despite the challenges faced in the supply chain."
Alternatives: "a steady rate of" or "an even rate for".
For example, to churn out armored vehicles on order at a consistent rate, Armor needs to buy items with long lead times, such as steel and ballistic glass.
Based on a consistent rate-dependent model and two thermodynamics-based models, two thermodynamics-based rate-dependent constitutive models were developed with consideration of the influence of the strain rate.
Endoscopists are instructed to grade the preparation according to the worst prepared segment after clearing, using a consistent rating that is described in detail on the colonoscopy report form.
For both sets of binary microarray comparisons to determine differential genes expression, if the gene with the larger transcription rate did not have a consistent transcription rate based on the 11-15 pairs pairs (p-value less than 0.05), these genes were discarded.
Whereas the MUTZ3 cells stopped proliferating after 9 passages, the hTERT-MUTZ3 cells maintained a relatively consistent proliferation rate on drug selection for over 160 passages (data shown for the first 50 passages).
We chose 30 minutes as the maximum time that evacuees would be willing to walk to a departure point and, based on a consistent walking rate of 5 km h-1, a time interval representing accessibility was set correspondingly.
And the Fed has just paused on a couple years of relatively consistent rate increases.
More research needs to be done on maintaining a consistent extraction rate and additional post experiment concentration measurements would be required if determining the tracer mass balance is the focus of any future experiments.
Therefore, we cannot conclude that any mode of data collection has a consistent effect on rates of reporting screening behaviours.
