We show a robust difference in the timing of release for chemical solutions containing elevated K+ (7 ± 3 min), when compared to insulin (19 ± 7 min) (p < 0.000 0.000
Farrand et al[ 25] reported a robust difference in recall in favor of subjects in the mind map group after one week.
This observation led us to conclude that the poor overlap was probably not a technical issue, but could rather be indicative of a robust difference between the genotypes that had a biological basis.
Furthermore, the errors in the Frontiers dataset did not prevent the detection of a robust difference between the scores obtained by male and female authors, which random errors would tend to obscure.
It is noteworthy in this regard that in a sample when we assayed amount of mtDNA in currently severely ill subjects, a robust difference was detected in a comparison of just 29 cases and 25 controls.
In contrast, B6-ChrY consomic stains of mice identified a robust difference in EAE severity driven by polymorphic differences in ChrY and revealed varying degrees of sexual dimorphism in EAE severity across the consomic strains when compared to B6 female mice [ 60].
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).
It has been shown through an asymptotic analysis that the 1D slab-geometry lumped linear-discontinuous scheme not only goes over to a convergent and robust differencing of the diffusion equation in the monoenergetic thick diffusion limit, but it also yields the correct interior solution, even when boundary layers are left unresolved by the spatial mesh.
We find that this scheme goes over to a convergent and robust differencing of the equilibrium-diffusion equation on the interior of the mesh, but it does not yield the exact interior solution when boundary layers are left unresolved by the spatial mesh.
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".
