"more constant with" is an acceptable phrase.
It is used to describe the consistency of something with a different situation. For example: "The new policy was more constant with the regional laws than the old one."
Significant better results of (bio mechanical stability almost by two-fold, expressed by higher ITVs compared to native bone, were achieved with the used biomaterials and more constant results with the addition of aPRF.
For women, the decline was more constant and with a more similar absolute pace in the two educational groups compared with men.
For these companies, it's a way of developing a more constant relationship with customers and trying to leverage new technology to drive more sales — key at a time when large portals like Amazon and online-only retailers are vying to become the first port of call for consumers.
Farr stated that the elevation of the soil in London had a more constant relation with mortality from cholera than any other known element.
The main result is that active Hox genes occupy the same domain, and have more constant interactions with the gene desert regions.
Looking at the time spent on housework by young people aged 18 34 (living in the parental home or not), they find that, for women, time on housework increases with the transition to partnership and significantly so with the transition to parenthood, but it remains more constant for men (with only a small increase associated with transition to parenthood).
Achievers are the student cluster whose behavior appears to remain more constant between years, with the most remarkable changes being a significant improvement both in terms of final grade, as well as the 100%% grade obtained from Quests and Challenges.
Insulin exposure and activity took more time to develop and were prolonged, and more constant profiles were produced with Gla-300 than with Gla-100.
