The phrase "a further consistent" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of additional consistency, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to establish a further consistent approach to our project management."
Alternatives: "an additional consistent" or "a more consistent".
Not only does the City exist for ten thousands years; not only is our culture predominantly a product of City; But also the majority of the human population lives in cities and the trends are that of a further consistent and rapid increase of urban population.1.1
A further consistent change in the tumour stromal environment is up-regulation of proteolytic enzymes, particularly members of the matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) family.
A further consistent significant predictor for turnover in health care facilities is ethnicity, showing that white people have, possibly due to increased job mobility or opportunity, a higher turnover than persons who are members of minority groups [ 33].
Further consistent with a presynaptic role for Ten-a, knockdown of Ten-a in ORNs by RNAi also reduced the number and density of synapses similarly to the mutant.
This scenario is further consistent, on a larger geographical scale, to a model of multiple dispersals Out-of-Africa recently tested and supported by genomic and cranial phenotype data [ 70].
It is further consistent with a recent study in yeast that suggested a modular character of the mediator complex (Paul et al., 2015).
The RNAP trigger loop, which can adopt open or closed conformational states, adopts an open conformational state in this structure, further consistent with expectation for a 'preinsertion-mode' complex.
In addition, the results are further consistent with a theory of ligand-receptor coevolution between the CAP2b and pyrokinin/PBAN neuropeptide classes, both members of the '-PRXamide' superfamily.
The fact that R1441C-LRRK2 remains dimeric is further consistent with a potential role for this form of LRRK2 in its neurotoxicity.
Further consistent with a role of the loss of the function of Chk2 in the disruption of G1/S checkpoints, both Chk2 phosphorylation and growth arrest induced by the radiation and BP treatment were prevented by nicotine exposure.
Further, consistent with a role in T36 phosphorylation, Clg1 and Pcl2 interaction in the two-hybrid assay was strengthened against T36A but decreased by T36E.
