"was consistently set" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an ongoing or consistent action or state in the past. Example: "The standard for employee performance was consistently set high by the management team, encouraging employees to strive for excellence."
Voltage-clamped traces were averaged at each holding potential across repetitions and initial baseline was consistently set between 56.5 ms and 106.5 ms at −70 mV.
The statistical significance of the strength of association in former smokers was also evaluated, although the control group in this comparison was consistently set for non-smokers.
To quantify calcium responses, F0 was consistently set to the average fluorescence signal from 1 s to 9 s prior to the relevant change (addition or removal) of stimulus.
In our submitted predictions and post-challenge ones, the parameters "-a", "-f" and "- p" were consistently set to CRF-L2, 2 and 4, respectively.
Also, minority groups can still be systematically defeated in the legislature and their interests may be consistently set back even if they do have some representation.
What does it matter if the military promises workplace nondiscrimination but LGB folks are consistently set aside?
The burn-in time and replication number were consistently set to 100,000.
Quantifications: F0 is consistently set to the average of the signal from 1 to 9s just prior to the relevant change (addition or removal) of stimulus.
In a city where the previous mayor had 20 years to listen to his constituents, and few accomplishments, the first 100 days of Mayor Booker, who is consistently setting aside time to hear the grievances of his often-neglected residents, are steps in the right direction.
Three patients provided specimens collected at different times during their disease course; of these, one set of specimens was consistently negative, one set showed stronger staining earlier in the disease course than at baseline, and one set was initially negative, but demonstrated stronger staining in the specimen collected more recently.
Once task performance was consistently >90% correct, the tested set of gap lengths was expanded to include 3, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 270 ms (by association, the corresponding noise bursts for each gap length were 413.6, 412, 410, 400, 376, 336, and 200 ms, respectively).
