The phrase "a more robust pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in a system, design, or methodology that make it stronger or more effective.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we discovered a more robust pattern that could lead to better predictions in our model."
Alternatives: "a stronger pattern" or "a more resilient pattern".
Genome-wide ChIP-chip analysis showed that these cells acquire an altered and a more robust pattern of chromosomal condensin distribution, with increased enrichment of wild-type hotspots and with emergence of new sites, most notably in the subtelomeric regions.
Thus, we cannot preclude that in the CATI assessment condition, for example, a 5-point rating scale may have allowed us to obtain a more robust pattern of the five-factor model, even among less-educated older adults.
In contrast, Austria shows a more robust pattern of disaffiliation, albeit to a lesser extent than other European countries such as Great Britain or those in Scandinavia (Crockett and Voas 2006; Bruce 2000).
Although DLPFC activity of both hemispheres was predictive of CBT responsiveness, the left DLPFC showed more robust pattern of activity and connectivity with the cerebellum in association with CBT responsiveness.
We also used three different sets of parameters with M min = 2 and created RTM maps to support a more robust anomalous pattern (see panels A C of Fig. A10 and Table A1 in Additional file 1).
Association studies using a gene-wide coverage of common variation may reveal more robust patterns of variation associated with the disease [ 28, 47].
A higher level of filtering and inclusion of the laboratory fee items show more robust patterns.
Given that recruitment is dependent on a local seed source, we believe that excluding the rare species provides a more robust test of recruitment patterns across treatments.
This allowed for retention of more sites of the alignment (less sites culled with Gblocks), providing a more robust determination of the divergence pattern of all three R. felis strains from their closest relative (R. akari).
These results indicate that the characteristics of LFP were relatively stable across the sessions, and that using data across multiple sessions provides a more robust extraction of the consistent patterns.
The centres have also developed and tested measurement and screening tools to facilitate a more accurate diagnosis of nutritional problems and to draw a more robust picture of food intake patterns in low- and middle-income settings.
