The phrase "always consistent on" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing reliability or adherence to a particular standard or principle, but it requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The team is always consistent in their approach to project management."
Alternatives: "always reliable in" or "consistently adherent to".
However, the effect of PA on mental and physical health is not always consistent and depends on the type of PA performed.
However, the effect of PA on mental and physical health is not always consistent and depends on the type of PA performed [ 26- 28].
Compare him with his brother George, who as governor of Texas and as president was always consistent and credible on immigration.
And the always consistent Johnson ranks first on the Liberty career list in points with 1,430.
Its limited display "real estate" and not always consistent and reliable connectivity speeds (depending on one's wireless service provider) provide key constraints on its usability.
In addition, for all genes showing significant cis-association across multiple ethnic populations, the direction of allelic effect on expression was always consistent, strongly supporting the hypothesis that the cis-regulation was derived early and still being maintained in current populations.
The displayed segmentation on SegAnnDB is always consistent with the given breakpoint annotations, so SegAnnDB has 0% training error by definition (Section 3).
"We do have very firm views on what constitutes an originating product, and we're not always consistent in our policies, but if there is one where we have been consistent, it is this one," he said.
They conclude that epidemiological studies on endocrine disruptors are not always consistent.
Officials in France — a state closed for business on every major Christian holiday — are not always consistent in their attitudes toward secularism.
