The phrase "a consistent size of" is correct and generally usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe something that has a consistent size or measure, such as a length, width, or height. For example, "The cabinets were made with a consistent size of 30 cm wide."
The same treatment led to a consistent size reduction of intracranial xenografts and to a longer survival of animals.
It is possible that the dinosaurs' intentions were to build nests for their eggs, but the researchers argue that this is unlikely because known nests are of a consistent size that does not match that of these diggings.
Tumours developed in >80% of the mice and were usually visible within a few days of implantation and once they reached a diameter of 3 5 mm, were measured daily to ensure a consistent size at the outset of treatment.
To ensure reproducible delta inulin particles with a consistent size distribution and temperature of solubility, a current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) process was designed to produce Advax™ adjuvant.
Once they reached a diameter of 3 5 mm, tumors were measured daily with calipers to ensure a consistent size at the outset of treatment.
Its beautyis that it crushes the beans into particles of a consistent size, unlike a blade grinder, which whirs some of the coffee into powder and some into chunks.
An alternative conclusion is that any mutation that disrupts the fidelity of endocytosis may well disrupt the ability to reliably generate small vesicles of a consistent size.
The pellets were formed by combining appropriate amounts of ground transgenic maize seed with ground nontransgenic (nt) maize seed to ensure that each pellet was a consistent size and contained the amount of LT-B indicated for each group.
If you're using multiple graphic images in procedures, make them a consistent size, either in the same dimensions of length and width or in the same proportional reduction from their original size.
