The phrase "absence of a consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of uniformity or regularity in a particular context, such as data, behavior, or patterns.
Example: "The absence of a consistent methodology in the research led to inconclusive results."
Alternatives: "lack of consistency" or "non-uniformity".
At the same time, there could be absence of a consistent and objective approach to policy research.
In comparison, the diffuse distribution of dentin samples reflects the diverging influences of exogenous microbes from different environmental contexts and the absence of a consistent microbial composition.
The lack of disclosure highlights the absence of a consistent policy at the nation's newspapers about whether contributors must tell editors of potential conflicts of interest.
somewhat troubled by the absence of a consistent policy governing our willingness to permit the President to participate in these private, commercial tributes...
Conclusion: The absence of a consistent finding of diphenhydramine-induced sedation is surprising given that most studies have been designed to increase the probability of this outcome, including administering a 50-mg dose.
In the absence of a consistent theory for nonlinear systems an heuristic approach is proposed, based on three main subjects: selection of a suitable training signal, calculation of the network parameters and selection of the most appropriate network configuration.
However, the first LD block is not in absolute LD because of the connecting lines between the homozygotes and heterozygotes (e.g. AA-AG between the second and third SNPs from the left), indicating that the first four SNPs are in complete LD (because of the connecting line and the absence of a line intersection), consistent with the heat map displays shown in Figure 3b.
This author found no significant difference, which could be in agreement with the absence of a significant and consistent pattern of outbreeding effects for F1 viability in the present study.
Wild-type threonine deaminase demonstrates a sigmoidal dependence of initial velocity on threonine concentration in the absence of isoleucine, consistent with a substrate-promoted conversion of the enzyme from a low activity to a high activity conformation.
Rad51 recruitment to an HO-induced DSB occurs more slowly in the absence of Rad55, consistent with a role for Rad55– Rad57 in Rad51 filament formation or stabilization (Sugawara et al. 2003).
This absence of an effect is consistent with the fact that while many of these miRNAs are extremely important in the animal [30], [32], they are largely dispensable for simple, in vitro growth of cell lines miR-17∼92 miR-17∼92 MEFs have no obvious in vitro growth defect and, in general, most commonly used transformed cell lines dramatically overexpress miR-17∼92).
