The phrase "at consistent levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, performance, or conditions that remain stable over time.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at consistent levels of temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "at uniform levels of" or "at steady levels of".
In addition, for HL60 cells exposed to LD at 1 50, at all time points there were consistent levels of apoptosing cells and over time a decrease in the relative numbers of viable cells.
In the case of soybean, broad pericentromeric regions show markedly diminished recombination (4.2 Mb/cM), while the euchromatic regions at the chromosome ends maintain consistent levels of recombination (193 kb/cM).
It is only after the pressure of performing at a consistent level of excellence for knowledgeable patrons and demanding head chefs that a young chef becomes a star.
Certain artistic techniques, such as the use of gold, silver and ivory and above all the painting of icons and frescoes, remained at a consistent level of excellence, as the empire's political fortunes fluctuated.
That's either because I feel confident about everything I do, or because I operate at a consistent level of indifference.
In cases of abnormal cytology, the discordance of HPV results was at a consistent level of about 10% for all stages of severity.
Like Schoenberg's approach, in which a 12-tone row is transformed, this is actually the application at a more radical and consistent level of the 19th-century principle of thematic transformation.
"We will work with our partners and our internal teams to establish a consistent level of security at all of our competitive gaming events".
In medicine, too, we are trying to deliver a range of services to millions of people at a reasonable cost and with a consistent level of quality.
Another concern that arises in regard to qPCR studies is that transcript expression is calculated relative to an internal control standard [ 62- 64]; which by definition is expressed at a consistent level regardless of experimental conditions or cell/tissue types under study.
