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On the other hand, the rotarod, the limb rotation, the stride length and the DBF provided a more robust index of the differentiation of the animals' locomotion, with significant differences between the age groups (p < 0.05).

In previous experiments in dogs at our laboratory aimed at determining LV cardiac contractility during cooling and rewarming it was concluded that PRSW appeared to be a more robust index of contractility than Ees during hypothermia [ 18].

Overall analysis revealed that Collembola reacted to changes in the landscape structure, with community composition giving a more robust response than diversity indices.

These indices were used: (a) due to their abilities documented in the literature (especially independence of sample size); and (b) to have a more robust result than using only one index.

N100 is a more robust component and change in amplitude is an index of Short-term Habituation.

The Cognitive Index was constructed to obtain a more robust outcome measure for global cognition.

Because the AKIN criteria take into account even small changes in biochemical and functional indexes of kidney function, they are a more robust measure of AKI than cutoff values for serum creatinine level alone.

The main stock indexes in Europe rose Monday, in part because of expectations that a more robust response to the problem was in the works.

In cultures with T cells, antigen, and B cells, CD4+ T cells exhibited a more robust proliferative response (Fig. 4A) with >50% of the cells dividing (Fig. 4B) and a proliferation index of ∼0.7 (Fig. 4B).

A large percentage margin indicates a more robust position".

could have helped foster a more robust conception of marriage.