The phrase "a high consistent" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The team achieved a high consistent level of performance throughout the season."
Alternatives: "a high level of consistency" or "a consistently high standard."
This creates a relatively high consistent rate of activity (as there could always be a reward after the next action) with a slight increase as the expected reward threshold is reached, but never the huge burst of a fixed ratio schedule.
In contrast, the complexes in the A-TLD cells remained high, consistent with the very high levels of topoisomerase complexes in these cells prior to etoposide exposure.
The flavour of the discussion now is to bring in an exam of a high and consistent standard at age 15/16 – and these will be modern exams, designed for the modern world.
This, the company argues, allows for a "high and consistent quality of service" that allows apps to run faster and with better response times.
By making a lot of the reliability statistics key performance indicators for the company that are also contractually binding, a founder can set a high and consistent bar for service.
"Such a process ensures that any new therapies from marijuana and its constituents are safe, effective and manufactured to a high and consistent quality and most importantly, that these products have been proven safe and effective for patients," Gottlieb stated.
Interestingly, there is a high and consistent homology between the Arps from these two species.
Similarly, A2AR and D2R expression was also assessed and a high and consistent striatal expression observed, as previously demonstrated (Levey et al., 1993; Rosin et al., 2003).
For a higher, more consistent bounce, Seaward needed a firmer surface, without the weed grass that caused dead spots.
