The phrase "a robust proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or strong percentage of something in various contexts, such as statistics, research, or analysis.
Example: "In the survey results, a robust proportion of participants indicated that they preferred online learning over traditional classroom settings."
Alternatives: "a substantial percentage" or "a significant share".
"The only cure for young people in this position is an economic recovery of robust proportions".
SAS statistical software was used to calculate robust proportions and after adjustment for the cluster, the 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
While we observe only modest increases in P33/37/41-β-catenin in total cell lysates upon incubation with phosphatase inhibitors (Fig. S10B), there is a robust increase in the proportion of P33/37/41-β-catenin co-incident with APC (Fig. S10C (P<0.0001)).
Even when her body seemed to morph from a robust beauty into skeletal proportions, she still looked lovely.
As a consequence, we no longer believe that the observed differences in the proportion are a robust phenomenon in the data, and have removed it from the manuscript.
Nonetheless, by consolidating the available stage data, we have produced a robust stage variable for a high proportion of patients.
Our ability to use a comprehensive statewide database to identify hospital admissions in the broader target population permitted a robust analysis that found the overall proportion of confirmed pandemic and seasonal illnesses hospitalized was not significantly different when aggregated data were used in univariate analyses (p>0.05).
The NYCRIS had a lower proportion of major resection, so a lower proportion of resected specimens and, therefore, a lower proportion of patients in which a robust stage could be captured.
The proportion of tumour perfused Oxy-R is a robust biomarker of tumour hypoxia.
We hypothesised that the proportion of refractory tumour tissue (Oxy-R) would be a robust biomarker of tumour hypoxia across multiple models with different vascular and hypoxic phenotypes.
