"showed a consistent trend" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something consistently followed a particular pattern or direction over a period of time. Example: The sales data showed a consistent trend of increase over the past three months, indicating a growing demand for our products.
Each study showed a consistent trend in favor of combination therapy.
The experimental measurements showed a consistent trend on the three sites and the influence of the bubble size on breakage and coalescence rates has clearly been observed.
The results of isothermal and nonisothermal crystallization kinetics studies showed a consistent trend in that the crystallization of all copolyesterimides comprised a primary stage and secondary stage, and that the crystallization mechanism was a three-dimensional growth with athermal nucleation.
In spring and summer, more plant families, genera and species were recorded in E. distachya and S. terrae-albae communities than in the A. songarica community but in each community, the number of families, genera, species, herbs and life forms showed a consistent trend summer > spring > autumn.
Taken together, data from three different T cell assays showed a consistent trend that the highest H-specific T cell responses were induced by the mMVA.HIVA.85A vaccine despite the fact that it did not support the highest HIVA protein expression.
Furthermore, a direct comparison of the P7.5, mH5 and ssp rMVAs showed a consistent trend in three different functional tests, the IFN-γ/CD107a ICS, IFN-γ ELISPOT and in vivo killing assays, that superior frequency and functionality of specific T cells against HIVA were induced by the mMVA.HIVA.85A vaccine.
For SAP500S2, the afterpulsing results did not show a consistent trend.
The results were compared with motorcyclists aged 35 44, a group that shows a consistent trend of fatalities.
The set-up rate for the piles investigated here shows a consistent trend with the results of past studies.
Nevertheless, averages of 21 IPCC AR4 models show a consistent trend to higher temperatures, with an increase in annual mean temperature between 3°C and 4°C expected by 2080.
The comparison between predicted values and true values of the CSR scores is plotted as Fig. 2, which shows a consistent trend.
