The phrase "a consistent relation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of an ongoing or stable connection between two entities or concepts.
Example: "The company aims to maintain a consistent relation with its clients to ensure long-term partnerships."
Alternatives: "a steady relationship with" or "a stable connection to".
Other variables commonly analyzed, such as age, race, or ethnicity, do not show a consistent relation with MDD in these studies.
None of the clinical signs normally used to monitor the circulation (for example, arterial or venous pressure) exhibits a consistent relation with fluid responsiveness or with measured blood volume [ 14].
29 An investigation into under-reported hypertension in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing, comparing self report with objectively measured blood pressure, did not find a consistent relation with wealth (which is correlated with health literacy), 23 but this is a potential area for further research.
Variables were not included as candidate predictors because of colinearity (n=61), a low cell count (<5) in the χ test (n=11), lack of a consistent relation with pre-eclampsia in literature (n=4), or not readily applicable to a future obstetric population (n=20).
Other variables showed a consistent relation to uptake across rounds, with uptake increasing with age (table 2) and being lower in people living in the more deprived areas and in areas with a high proportion of people from the Indian subcontinent (table 2).
This review indicates that there is some evidence for a consistent relation between SES and depression comorbid with diabetes, as well as with other chronic diseases.
All gaseous pollutants except ozone showed a positive and consistent relation with ischaemic stroke (appendix 7).
See related commentary by Krinsley, http://ccforum.com/content/17/2/131 See related commentary by Finfer and Billot, http://ccforum.com/content/17/2/134 Stress-induced hyperglycemia during intensive care unit (ICU) admission has a strong and consistent relation with mortality [ 1- 3].
Buckley found no consistent relation with height in a case-control study of 152 children with osteosarcoma [ 23], while Gelberg found a significant positive association with height one year before diagnosis [ 24]. Adult patients with acromegaly have been reported to be subject to osteosarcoma [ 25].
For other maternal outcomes (third or fourth degree perineal trauma, maternal blood transfusion, and maternal admission to higher level care), there was no consistent relation with planned place of birth, although these adverse outcomes were generally lowest for planned births in freestanding midwifery units (table 4 and appendix 8 on bmj.com).
The lack of consistent relations with specific cancers has reduced anxiety regarding the potential effect of glargine on cancer.
