The phrase "accumulated consistently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of gathering or amassing something in a steady or uniform manner over time.
Example: "The data has been accumulated consistently over the past five years, providing a reliable basis for our analysis."
Alternatives: "gathered steadily" or "collected uniformly."
When rbf1 and diap1 UY1835 were co-overexpressed in a how stru heterozygous context, the Diap1 protein accumulated and consistently, we observed a significant rescue as compared with the expression of rbf1 in a how stru mutant context.
As shown in Figure 2, the zeaxanthin precursor β-cryptoxanthin accumulated at consistently low levels during the RF ripening process, which was accompanied by a high level of zeaxanthin accumulation, consistent with previous studies (Additional files 1 and 2) [ 46].
The Virginia Tech football team's success has become a rite of autumn in Blacksburg, with victories accumulating as consistently as the foliage that falls over the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Despite higher leptin concentration in the HFD fed animals, food intake barely reduced and mice kept accumulating fat, consistently with other studies [ 24].
Besides, accumulating evidence consistently shows that old age, male sex, diabetes mellitus, hereditary pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis and family history are positively associated with this carcinoma (Pandol et al, 2012).
Old wines that make the cut tend to come from veteran producers who, long experienced in vintage variations, have accumulated records of consistently good performances: Bedell, Lenz, Paumanok, Pellegrini, Raphael and Wölffer.
Funds are consistently accumulated in a retirement account until retirement.
With increasing concentration of ATP, a side product consistently accumulated (Fig. 3, bottom).
Consistently, accumulated evidence suggested that Nlp overexpression in HNSCC is initiated as early as in premalignant lesions, particularly in preinvasive dysplasia yet to acquire integral malignancy.
The accumulated cAMP was consistently much higher in mERhigh cells than in mERlow cells, implicating mER-α levels in the process.
