The phrase "are more consistent when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition under which something exhibits greater reliability or uniformity.
Example: "The results of the experiment are more consistent when the temperature is controlled."
Alternatives: "show greater consistency when" or "exhibit more reliability when".
The expression of CGRP in the reinnervating nerves was more consistent when compared to GAL, NPY, ChAT, TH and bNOS.
Results also indicated that observer judgements of cut mark shape were more consistent when rated from micro-CT images than light microscopy images.
Both trading networks are similar in that they moderately agree over time in terms of their community structures, but this concordance is higher – and therefore community structure is more consistent – when only the 'core' network of nodes involved in trading over the whole time series is considered.
Moreover, this relation is more consistent when examining high-skilled occupations and when comparing high-skilled with medium-/low-skilled jobs.
The indents were made on the flat surface of the cylindrical samples because the results were more consistent when tested against the hardness for pure aluminum.
With Aku Shaper, he could try new things then be more consistent when he found something that worked, and his customers loved him for it".
Furthermore, the effect of the supplement was more consistent when it was given on a daily basis.
Although we had a low threshold for accepting the diagnosis, presumably recall would be more consistent when childhood symptoms were severe.
Our simulations indicate that the distance between patch systems is more consistent when the inhibitory morphogen also inhibits the activator production of other types, because the fast diffusion of the inhibitor substance leads to smoother patches.
21 Plausibly, men in Nigeria are more consistent than women when responding to PA items that pertain to intense vigorous PA than other intensities of activity.
