Sentence examples for a reasonably robust from inspiring English sources

"Despite lackluster job creation, consumers continue to spend at a reasonably robust pace.

Still, we have a reasonably robust database of polls that did print both sets of numbers.

On Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's weekly radio program yesterday, the mayor said: "Even if we have a reasonably robust improvement in the economy, the tax revenues aren't going to be enough.

This weekend sees the arrival of Terminator: Genisys, the latest in a reasonably robust franchise, although it was six years ago that previous entry Terminator Salvation began with £6.94m, including £2.16m in previews.

With a reasonably robust £87,000 from 33 cinemas (including negligible previews of £1,500), the film, set at an Alpine ski resort, achieved a decent average of £2,648.

Schools of both types have a long history of charitable fund-raising.Overall, Britain gives a higher proportion of its wealth to charity than most countries; a reasonably robust study in 2006 by the Charities Aid Foundation, itself a charity, found that, of the 12 mainly big countries examined, only America gave more.

Other strains were found to grow extremely slowly even on medium that lacked antimycin A. Strains in either of these two categories were not examined further leaving 126 strains with slow, or no growth, in the presence of antimycin A and reasonably robust growth in the absence of the drug.

Among the five subtypes originally defined by Sørlie and colleagues [ 1, 2], the basal and luminal-A subtypes are reasonably robust; however, neither these two nor other less robust subtype classifiers are necessarily completely optimized.

Despite this local variability, interpretation of VES data using a layered model proved reasonably robust for estimating the depth of the contact between fresh and salt waters.

Over a limited follow-up the PH assumption can be reasonably robust, but over a longer follow-up the HR of a prognostic variable may change.

Given this trade-off between parameter estimates associated with physical versus genetic width, we think that the decision to employ a window-width that provides reasonably robust estimates across the entire genome, considering both the genetic and the physical dimension, is likely to be the most productive.