The phrase "and consistent effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliable and uniform outcomes of a particular action, treatment, or phenomenon.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the long-term and consistent effects of the new medication on patient recovery rates."
Alternatives: "and steady outcomes of" or "and reliable impacts of".
The observations of such structural interactions between bacteria and plants in the presence of HS represent the explanation for the positive and consistent effects of the combined use of humic acids and PGPB under field conditions.
Epidemiological studies showed that low 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels are associated with a significantly increased risk of arterial hypertension and cardiovascular events, but randomized controlled trials (RCTs) could not document significant and consistent effects of vitamin D supplementation on blood pressure or cardiovascular events.
There were no obvious and consistent effects of soman on heart rate (not shown), whereas effects on respiration parameters were clearly present.
Increase in physical fitness is one of the most direct and consistent effects of increasing physical activity and is important for future functioning and health.
These few and small transcriptional changes in potential barrier related genes cannot explain the profound and consistent effects of FOS on intestinal permeability in rats.
Since the covariates were not available for all the samples and in the absence of strong and consistent effects of any of these factors, they were not used in the expression analysis.
There was a positive and consistent effect of seed size across microhabitats on seedling emergence, survival and growth (maximum length) although its intensity varied between populations and years.
Results from elasticity analysis, indicating the strong and consistent effect of adult survival, are also supported by results from regression analysis.
The massive and consistent effect of the HPV test result on Papanicolaou smear test results can be explained by the influence of the virus on cellular features.
In the model predicting future group events, there was a positive and consistent effect of the unfamiliar animal over the 5-day period (Table 7).
There did not appear to be a significant and consistent effect of treatment on the relative proportions or quantities of any of the major chemical classes across the two colonies.
