"consistent involvement" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to actively participating or being engaged in something on a regular and ongoing basis. Example: "The success of the project was due to the team's consistent involvement and dedication to their tasks."
First, affective sharing, one core aspect of empathy, is unlikely to be involved in moral judgments, given the lack of consistent involvement of the AI/IFG or aMCC/SMA in paradigms probing the latter.
"Russell has always had a deep social conscience, as marked by his consistent involvement in charity.
For example, a prospective prelaw student who works for a political campaign — and writes about how the experience differed from what he had learned in Advanced Placement Comparative Government — demonstrates consistent involvement.
Only the HLA-DQ loci show a consistent involvement over the global population.
The consistent involvement of some signaling routes in carcinogenesis provided support for pathway-based studies as a natural strategy to select genes that could potentially harbour new susceptibility loci.
NA provided important intellectual content and consistent involvement.
The consistent, ongoing involvement of society, from beginning to end of the innovation process, including the public & non-governmental groups, who are themselves mindful of the public good; 3.
This speculation is consistent with involvement of IL2.
CAXIV distribution pattern is consistent with involvement in pH regulation and trans-retinal transport functions.
Consistent with involvement of this region in β subunit-mediated anion effects, inhibition by gluconate was not reduced any further by expressing the Δ6 20 mutant without β subunits (−50.2±1.1%, N = 8; Fig. 5D).
It was reported that acute sympathetic blockade decreases BP in the Schlager BPH/2J hypertensive mouse strain [8], consistent with involvement of the SNS in this genetic model of hypertension.
