The phrase "a group of consistent" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is consistent.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items or individuals that share a common quality or characteristic, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "A group of consistent performers is essential for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "a set of reliable" or "a collection of dependable".
Sporting the best batting average and fewest strikeouts in the major leagues this year, the Angels are a group of patient, consistent hitters who can also adapt to situations.
The experimental results obtained by genome profiling (GP) [ 7- 10] of a group of Radiolaria gave consistent data from a taxonomical viewpoint.
A control unit is a group of synapses that are consistent with each other in terms of transformation parameters.
A group of courses had a consistent upward trend in mean scores conferred, as shown in Figure 4A.
A group of 26 samples with consistent DCD immunoreactivity in <50% or >50% of tumor cells was classified into subgroups according to their clinical and pathological features.
We also observed no DNA methylation within the PHD3 gene using bisulfite sequencing in region chr14: 34 419 929–34 420 563 and HRM analysis in region chr14: 34 419 922–34 420 080 in a group of patients, which is consistent with the results of Huang et al. and Place et al. [ 12, 14].
When a stimulus is presented on a trial, it is assumed that if it evokes an effect in region k, the listener will identify it as tone k. Parker et al., as well as Gordon and Schneider (2007), found that the AI performance of a group of participants was quantitatively consistent with a model such as that shown in Fig. 1, in which the shape of the underlying distributions was Laplacian.
This gave rise to a group of cells that is fully consistent in time.
A metagene represents a group of genes that together exhibit a consistent pattern of expression in relation to an observable phenotype.
Interestingly, sequence downstream of the splice donor site in this allele matches that of a group of A alleles (Fig. S3C) consistent with the PI 210558 allele having arisen from a recombination event that occurred within 14 nucleotides of the splice site SNP.
