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The phrase "a consistent value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific measurement, parameter, or variable that remains stable or unchanged in a given context.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to establish a consistent value for the temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a stable value for" or "a uniform value for".
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Its value is determined from three pumping tests that show a consistent value for this parameter (log10S = −5 and 0.11 as a variance).
Analysis of various experimental data on the cathode drift velocity results a consistent value for the surface drift-diffusion coefficient, 1.0×10−5exp(−1.00eV/kT)m2s−1, for copper interconnects exposed to some contaminations during the processing and testing stages.
Since the post-intervention PPT measurement was time sensitive, 6 PPT trials with 5 10 s interval were performed to gain a consistent value for this measurement (See the Results and Discussion).
Firstly, a consistent value for the case where a value was below the detection threshold is obtained, and secondly, this encoding maps e x, y) and e y, x) onto different codomain ranges conserving argument order information.
Although there is controversy as to whether it is appropriate to apply a consistent value for all serotypes, Henckaerts et al. reported in a validation study of the OPKA, that OPKA sero-positivity (OI ≥ 8) correlated well with IPD effectiveness [ 32].
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A channel form parameter describing width to channel depth ratios is of consistent value for four of the five marshes.
Local authority The council "performs adequately" but does not deliver consistent value for money.
Although parameter balancing can be used to provide thermodynamically consistent values for the kinetic parameters of a biochemical reaction system, the method does not include quantitative dynamic measurements of molecular concentrations.
Our aim was to assess whether different methods lead to consistent values for the MIC.
Stephenson et al. (2013) noted the need to develop consistent values for environmental damage done by wildfires.
Different measurement cycles for each of the samples have also shown that consistent values for the Q-factor and resonance frequency were preserved.
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