The phrase "a moderate but consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is steady or reliable while also being moderate in nature, often in contexts like performance, behavior, or opinions.
Example: "Her approach to problem-solving is a moderate but consistent method that yields positive results over time."
Alternatives: "a steady yet moderate" or "a balanced but reliable".
The size of this window did not change in time 3) Subjective confidence showed a moderate but consistent decrease with time, independent of all other experimental factors.
3) Low confidence errors were highly structured: responses were heavily weighted to certain specific locations of the visual field, which were very reliable within each subject for different sessions and 4) Subjective confidence showed a moderate but consistent decrease with time, independent of all other experimental factors.
However, we note a moderate but consistent gain in overall accuracy from POLYADQ to ERPIN.
We observed a moderate but consistent decrease in H4K5 acetylation over both genes.
Interestingly, untreated PC12-ND6 cexhibitedbited a moderate but consistent increase in mitochondrial mass, compared with NGF-treated PC12 cells.
Cherpitel et al. reported in a meta-analysis a moderate, but consistent association between higher blood alcohol concentration and injury in emergency room settings [ 32, 33].
We detected a moderate but fairly consistent association of RAs and childhood cancer, which remained despite several sensitivity analyses that we performed to compensate for limitations.
These lrrk NS/ rab7DN flies did not show the massively enlarged lysosomes often seen in lrrk NS flies (supplementary material Fig. S5F vs S5D), but rather showed a more moderate but consistent lysosome-enlargement phenotype, the net result being no overall change in average lysosome size compared with lrrk NS (supplementary material Fig. S5G).
Importantly, moderate but consistent changes in the expression of a significant proportion of genes contributing to a common biological process can lead to a meaningful modification in its activity.
This high power is not necessarily a desirable feature, if the purpose of analysis is to find gene sets with moderate, but consistent, effect observed over many genes.
In conclusion, the moderate but consistent benefit observed in the present study strengthens the evidence of the efficacy of our program and its high acceptability in a large, unselected, working population.
