The phrase "absence of any consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of uniformity or regularity in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The absence of any consistent methodology in the research led to inconclusive results."
Alternatives: "lack of any uniform" or "nonexistence of any steady".
The rapid international expansion by financial services firms since the early 1990s has occurred in the absence of any consistent evidence of such growth being associated with performance gains.
However, systematic analysis and comparison of protein-DNA complexes has been complicated by the diversity of observed contacts, the sheer number of complexes currently available and the absence of any consistent method of comparison that retains detailed structural information about the protein-DNA interface.
Similarly, usage levels for Cys, Met, and His are too low and sporadic for any meaningful inferences to be made about their role in genetic code evolution, aside from the absence of any consistent under- or over-representation, implying they are unlikely among the first or the last added to the code.
The absence of any consistent pattern of heptad hydrophobic repeats indicates that there is little or no α-helical coiled-coil structure in the domain.
Hence, in the absence of any consistent effects in different subgroups or over different cognitive domains, the differences between the results in FACIT and the other trials may be due to chance.
It seems highly likely that many of the entirely plausible candidates considered to have been excluded on the basis of the absence of any consistent evidence to date will eventually emerge as genuinely relevant in the disease.
A recent IARC evaluation posited a "pleuripotential" mode of action manifested as a causal relation between TCDD and all cancers combined in the absence of a consistent finding for any specific cancer site (1).
These four patients are in large part responsible for the MMR values noted above and also for the absence of a consistent pattern in uptake vs body weight shown in Fig. 4.
The absence of a consistent contribution of asexual parasite density to gametocyte production in symptomatic infections supports this hypothesis.
35 However, the absence of a consistent and reliable set of statewide quality indicators was keenly felt and repeatedly noted.
