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Discover LudwigThe phrase "consistently show" is correct and usable in written English and it can be used to refer to something that happens regularly or is done regularly and without variation.
For example, "I consistently show up to my meetings on time."
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Detailed examinations of historical failures consistently show something very different.
Public opinion polls consistently show that ordinary Americans dislike it.
Since 2016, polls consistently show him beating Trump.
"Polls in Scotland consistently show strong support for EU membership.
Polls consistently show him beating her by 30 points.
Recidivism studies consistently show declining rates of crime with age.
The modern data consistently show a hierarchy of elements.
"Our evaluation data consistently show that people find our trainings helpful.
Thus, experiments on rodents consistently show that a high-fat diet is unhealthy for the brain.
Population-based diabetes studies consistently show that 40% diagnosed people live in low income countries.
Obama's budgets consistently show defense spending tailing off in a couple years.
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