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Discover LudwigThe phrase "appear to follow consistent" is not correct as it is missing a noun after "consistent." You can use it in contexts where you want to describe something that seems to adhere to a consistent pattern or standard, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The results of the experiment appear to follow a consistent trend over time."
Alternatives: "seem to adhere to a consistent" or "appear to align with a consistent".
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Despite this variability, serum cytokine levels such as interleukin-6 (IL-6) during sepsis appear to follow consistent and distinctive trajectories across patients.
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In particular, the finding that the two radiation events identified within armadillos [ 28] appear to follow two major tectonic crises is consistent with Marshall and Sempere's hypothesis and suggests that other living members of South American endemic groups might also have recorded these events in their genomes.
The results appear to follow cognitive dissonance theory as subjects attempted to make mismatched expressions consistent on both the visual and audio dimensions of animations, resulting in confused perceptions of the emotional expressions.
Awards appear to follow Bruton around.
Universal skepticism would appear to follow.
Smaller shops appear to follow neither logic.
Most traits appear to follow a complex multigenic determinism [ 22- 24].
Joint effusion and synovitis appear to follow a similar trend.
Multiple sclerosis appears to follow a pattern consistent with the behavior of a susceptible population in whom there is a gradual waning of risk as those most susceptible cumulatively move from the general population pool of unaffected individuals to being diagnosed.
They did not appear to be consistent with data collected in other settings, which appear to continue to show an increase, he said.
(1) and (2) appear to be consistent.
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