Sentence examples for a robust difference from inspiring English sources

An important question then becomes whether the different loop conformation is a robust difference between ValA and DHQS or whether it may be simply due to the ValA structure not having a ligand bound.

Yet within the City Ballet's tradition of Neo-Classical plotless ballets, this is one with a robust difference: images abound, and there is a fierce sense of design on all levels.

This is a robust difference of 33%.

There was a robust difference in proprioceptive bias along a lateral axis, between the two limbs.

A robust difference in proprioceptive bias was observed across both experiments.

Thus, our study of spatial discrimination showed a robust difference between vertical and horizontal acuity, whereas those based on spatial orientation have produced more equivocal results.

A robust difference-in-difference analysis of 6-month pre-index and 6-month post-index morphine equivalents used identified a trend toward greater mean morphine equivalents per 30-day post-index increase in use in the duloxetine cohort relative to the pregabalin cohort (176.9 mg vs. 60.2 mg, respectively; p = 0.058).

Findings from Study 1 did however lead us to expect a more robust difference between AN patients and controls for ruminative brooding than for reflection.

In contrast, extra-occipital areas showed a much more robust difference in response when non-preferred locations lay in the ipsilateral visual field as opposed to the contralateral visual field.

However only in UNPBN there is a significant and robust difference with the other cluster sizes, while with k-means clustering the ASWs obtained for 2 and 3 clusters are not robustly separable.

Dr. Harold J. Burstein of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston wrote in an editorial that it was an "unexpected and robust difference in the rate of events".