He adds: "An A-level in geography is recognised for its academic 'robustness' and, most importantly, it also helps young people into the world of work.
We repeated all analyses on the subset of 37 354 physician year observations from 3044 (59%) physicians who performed deliveries through academic year 2009 as a robustness check of survivor bias.
A premium is placed on clarity, where in academic writing the premium is on robustness of argument.
Robustness: Momentum is robust in curvature variation.
Enforcing robust declassification and qualified robustness.
Whereas this may seem to be an academic question, it is important when evaluating the robustness of theory and in suggesting mechanisms responsible for the diversity patterns we observe.
Writing in her new book, Academic Freedom in an Age of Conformity, she says: "Instead of an intellectual robustness to challenge and debate views, academics are teaching that words can inflict violence and oppression and should be censored".
Further research as well as the discussion in the academic community should clarify whether these correlations verify the robustness of the ranking or manifest the opposite.
We also compare these designs with the classic local D-optimal designs, with regard to robustness and efficiency, for two very well-known academic models (Box Lucas and Michaelis Menten models).
They have learned coding tricks, automated multiple MPC design techniques as well as robustness best practices that they wanted to share with the industrial and academic world.
I find it daunting to think about the work academic economists do when collecting and processing data, building statistical programmes, running complex analyses, conducting robustness checks, and so on.
