"consistent text" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe something that has been written without variation in voice or tone, such as, "The author maintained a consistent text throughout the entire book."
Depending on the client, the job can range from formatting and tidying up well-written, consistent text to (in the worst case) complete rewriting of non-English authored text or reorganising the data and questioning the validity of the conclusions.
The discussion is a little bit tense: Each one of us has been assigned one aspect of a scientist's career and we now have to critically review the work of the others and fuse the different parts into one consistent text.
Any prediction program can be integrated within an existing or new resource if it meets the following criteria: runs in a Linux environment, has high-throughput capability, is applicable to eukaryotes, can be trained or has trained data specific to target pathogen and provides consistent text output.
Expect consistency from this group of regular gym-goers: consistent texting, consistent giggling, and consistently slow exercise on cardio equipment and circuit-style weight machines.
His only consistent problem was that he had lost the ability to type coherent text messages on his phone.
b Total number of cases listed as 74, consistent with text [38] and second reference [27].
At the same time, non-majors texts are more consistent than majors texts in profiling cultural evolution, or the status of human society in an evolutionary context.
In the post- Ring world, the Double Jeopardy Clause can, and must, apply to some capital-sentencing proceedings consistent with the text of the Fifth Amendment.
My view is not only more faithful to normal English usage, but is also fully consistent with the text of the Constitution.
"Striking down unconstitutional laws and blocking illegitimate government actions is not activism; rather it is judicial engagement – enforcing limits on government power consistent with the text and purpose of the Constitution".
Mr. Hoff's adroit use of the playing space, J. David Brimmer's balletic fight direction, Keith Parham's atmospheric lighting and Dan Lipton's galvanizing live music — from psychedelic guitars to primal bongos — combine to summon a raw emotional power that's less consistent in the text.
