'of consistent magnitude' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe a situation in which something remains the same in size or intensity. For example, "The success of the company can be attributed to its ability to maintain a steady level of consistent magnitude."
Subgroup analysis of FVC outcomes showed a consistent magnitude of treatment effect across all strata for each demographic variable and baseline measure of disease status (figure 2).
This conclusion indicates that a wide-spread aberrant methylation process occurs and that it can be modeled within each individual cancer type by a distinct set of differentially methylated probes that exhibit a large and consistent magnitude of effect.
Framingham CVD risk scores have not been validated for measuring changes in CVD risk over time or specifically in obese populations; however, in the present analysis scores based on BMI versus lipid data indicate similar and consistent magnitude of risk reduction.
So, due to unavailability of consistent numbers (magnitude of the changes) for simulating the expected future commodity price changes-we have postulated a number (25%% price increases) based on the studies of developing countries like Mali Kofii and Quentin 2008) and Mozambique (Channing et al. 2008) who are also net food importers.
A complete catalog of earthquakes with consistent magnitudes can provide necessary data for studying the distribution of earthquakes in a region as a function of space, time, and magnitude.
Hence, in order to provide good data for meaningful delineation of seismicity patterns and reliable assessment of seismic hazards in Taiwan, we need to convert a raw catalog of earthquakes with magnitudes determined on mixed scales to a modified catalog of earthquakes with internally consistent magnitudes.
The confidence levels of t tests reflect the magnitude of consistent differences between HL60 and HL60/TLK286 among replicates.
As a result, data regarding the magnitude of consistent condom use among HIV/AIDS patients appear to be scarce.
Systems approaches will also be needed to develop a deeper understanding of how consistent small magnitude changes and stochastic fluctuations are integrated to produce phenotypes.
In the current resting data, the change occurs in the context of consistent "sparsity", indicating that the magnitude of the relationships between nodes is reduced but the number of connections remains stable.
