The phrase "a consistent reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a steady or ongoing decrease in a particular quantity or measure over time.
Example: "The company has achieved a consistent reduction of costs over the past year, leading to increased profitability."
Alternatives: "a steady decrease in" or "an ongoing decline of".
A consistent reduction of the mechanical performance has been observed.
This procedure can result in a consistent reduction of the experiments costs.
RCDTC was the most desirable clustering method presenting a consistent reduction of the data, the small size of a sample, and a high coverage of conformational space.
The substitution of an ester for a carboxamide moiety at the 2′ position of araT afforded a consistent reduction of the inhibitory activity (25, IC50: 480 μM).
The phenotypic analysis showed that BY4743pdc2Δ519 is the most interesting mutant strain, displaying a consistent reduction of the ethanol concentration of up to 7.4%, as a result of a slight inefficiency for its production.
In spite of a consistent reduction of PCDD/Fs in the flue gas treatment system (from 77% up to 98%), the limit of 0.1 ng ITEQ Nm−3 at the stack was not accomplished.
We next investigated the level of internalized LFA-1 in Rap2 siRNA-treated T cells and found a consistent reduction to 47.5±11.2% of that found in control siRNA-treated T cells (Fig. 2C).
The influence of WiFi interference on the ZigBee throughput is also significant with a consistent reduction to about 1/4 of the interference-free throughput.
Using Image Lab software to quantify band intensity, a consistent reduction in labeling of 18S rRNA in BCS patient cells was found (Fig. 5B and E), while 28S rRNA was unaffected (Fig. 5C and F).
There is no evidence of a consistent reduction in the firing rate of motor neurons after stroke (Pierrot-Deseilligny and Burke, 2005) to explain a significant shift to lower frequencies.
However, the response rate for some of the variables presented in the following section was less than 20% of the total, which led to a consistent reduction in the number of complete cases.
