The phrase "and consistent number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity that remains stable or uniform across different instances or measurements.
Example: "The study requires a consistent number of participants to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "uniform quantity of" or "steady amount of".
A previous attack using the Pony botnet was described by the researchers as "hit-and-run operation," whilst this attack was carried out over a number of weeks with the hackers taking in a "fairly stable and consistent" number of passwords each day.
Many subsidy programs require a minimum and consistent number of hours worked per week.
Finally, our adaptation of the mESC monolayer culture and differentiation method (Ying and Smith, 2003) showed that a relatively low and consistent number of TH+ neurons were detected in the culture system.
However meningitis due to Cryptococcus neoformans accounted for significant and consistent numbers of cases, particularly in adults in 2000 2012, with the exception of the under-5 group, in whom cryptococcal meningitis was detected only from 2009 onward (Supplementary Figure 2).
Sporadic reports throughout the latter half of the 20th century, however, have hinted at the presence of the parasite in these regions, the most convincing of which were the steady and consistent numbers of non-African travelers who returned to their countries of origin infected with malarial parasites that were subsequently identified as P. vivax (2 ).
It is not surprising, then, that the largest and most consistent number of high-amplitude rhythmic transcripts were HIOMT and TrH, two genes involved in the melatonin biosynthesis pathway that are regulated by the circadian clock.
Although the semiparametric and two-step clustering approaches provided consistent number of groups and similar expected trajectories, consideration must be given to the fact that the identification of ten clusters was based on the number of groups suggested by the semiparametric approach because the clustering approach did not provide a single optimal number of clusters.
In section Calomystrium, the most recently established clade (1.5 mya), genome sizes of the 10 species sampled range from 8.77 to 20.83 pg/2 C, a 2.4-fold difference (Figs 1 and 2), despite a consistent number of chromosomes (Fig. 1).
Conversely, when PrecExtract considered core sequences of predicted miRNAs where two bases both at the 5' and 3' end were removed, a more consistent number of hits was obtained (354 and 691 for At and grape Genoscope, respectively), several with more than one match with the compared genomes.
This in some ways reflects the similarity of profile between patients not tested and those tested positive, and may further suggest that a consistent number of those not tested would have been HIV positive individuals, and perhaps with advanced stage of the disease.
TP53 in endometrial carcinoma has a landscape of mutations that can be considered borderline for both the OG-S and TSG-S definitions, with a consistent number of diffuse truncating mutations (around 20%) and a concentration of missense mutations on the DNA binding site.
