The phrase "a robust change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or strong alteration in a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The company implemented a robust change in its marketing strategy to better reach its target audience."
Alternatives: "a substantial change" or "a significant change".
These results are contrasted by Fig. 13c, where the area-averaged convective mass flux, or vertical velocity, does not show a robust change with warming.
A data-driven non-parametric identification technique is used to implement a robust change detection methodology for uncertain MDOF chain-like systems that can be implemented in densely distributed smart-sensor networks.
Recently, a robust change was demonstrated in genes and proteins associated with mitochondria in schizophrenia, including those encoding the oxidative phosphorylation systems (OXPHOS) [11] [13].
We also demonstrate that the new sensor (called TEpacVV) is well suited for both time-domain and frequency-domain FLIM detection, showing a robust change of up to 30% in FRET efficiency in individual cells.
Indeed, membrane depolarization triggered activation of CaV channels, which resulted in a robust change in ciliary [Ca2+].
The substantial elevations in PACAP levels in cat and humans during trigeminovascular activation reflect a robust change that is likely to be biologically meaningful and the reduction after treatment with sumatriptan further links the change to acute migraine.
As Pten deletion creates a very robust change in substantia nigra, it is possible that the nigra may be in a better position to support afferent populations, such as the medium spiny neurons.
While these genes are regulated in response to both damage types, one difference we observed was that genotoxic damage appears to induce a more robust change in many of the affected genes and pathways.
In Betti number we found a metric with sufficiently robust change following removal of a node, that its interpolation on the linear Betti/survival curve could be predictive of a meaningful change in survival.
Changes in depression are also highlighted by nearly a one-point improvement on the CGI-Depression Scale corresponding with a medium effect and robust change.
Our previous microarray study on smoke-exposed maize seedlings showed that smoke treatment results in a distinct, although not robust, change in the gene expression pattern.
