Sentence examples for a robust pattern from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a robust pattern decoding method is proposed for the shape-coded structured light in which the pattern is designed as grid shape with embedded geometrical shapes.

Nevertheless, we detected a robust pattern of climates that are novel to BC in mid-21st-century climate projections at low elevations in the coastal, southern interior, and northeastern regions of the province.

Third, we used a novel multivariate modeling approach to identify a robust pattern of molecules informative for ovarian cancer.

The findings were consistent across analyses suggesting a robust pattern of results.

A robust pattern of divergent selection and local adaptation on body size is also evident in inland no-predator lakes.

However, even if this might have been the case, the pattern we found remains strong, and the possible sources of error do not detract from a robust pattern.

In this respect, we see that both a source-decay mechanism as well as a unidirectional transport mechanism fail to bring forth concomitantly a stable robust pattern that spans a relevant tissue segment, while also being dynamic enough to alter and transfer information over large distances within small time intervals.

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.

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).

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.

But many of my academic colleagues and I have observed a very robust pattern in executive compensation over the years that we like to call "pay for pulse".