Sentence examples similar to a more robust end from inspiring English sources

All-cause mortality is a more robust end-point than a specific cause of death.

Prostate cancer-specific survival or local tumour control and a long follow-up time period (10 20 years) are more robust end points.

The latter are, it must be said, often indiscernible from the more robust end of the sanitary towel spectrum.

Introducing a more robust front-end design process is required.

True connoisseurs of home entertainment, those with big-screen home theaters and surround-sound setups perfectly attuned to provide the best possible audio and video fidelity, will be interested in a more robust, high-end Blu-ray player.

I ask you, Under-Secretary-General Bachelet, to show this courage by leading a more robust position in order to end the massacres in Syria.

Mussina appears to have a more robust market than Ramirez, who may still end up re-signing with the Indians.

Later on in that same paragraph the reader is confronted with this: "The end product is a more robust and time-consistent combination of asset classes that map clearly to the underlying factors".

Mr. Britt told investors last week that although "TV Essentials" generated "lots of interest, the vast majority of customers who call about the offering end up taking a more robust video package".

But those who hoped TweetDeck would be the basis for a more robust Twitter client for power users would end up being sorely disappointed.

To perform biocuration more efficiently and to provide end users with a more robust interaction with the data, RGD has recently expanded its use of ontologies by both development of new ontologies and increased use of externally available ontologies.