Sentence examples for attesting to the robustness from inspiring English sources

In principle, this did not change the overall pattern, attesting to the robustness of findings based on this general strategy.

A majority (98%) of the simulated ICERs were still located in the southeast quadrant, attesting to the robustness of our findings.

Enforcement of Ddit3 changed the expression of two-thirds of genes predicted as its neighbors in our inferred transcriptional networks, attesting to the robustness of our inference approach.

Despite this limitation and the fact that images from two different multicenter clinical trials were pooled for this investigation, MRI-JSN correlated strongly with XR-JSN, attesting to the robustness of the MRI-JSN method.

Finally, we observed these effects during resting fixation and eyes closed conditions, as well as during the processing of the movie, attesting to the robustness of the effect, and excluding many potential confounds (see 'Control analyses').

This also attests to the robustness of the optimized embedded microchannel structures.

The successful determination of cadmium in Seronorm™ Trace Elements Urine Batch No. 115 (Nycomed Pharma AS) and in four urine specimens from volunteer donors (recoveries: 91.3 103.4%) attested to the robustness of the proposed method.

Its repeat identification in the Natural Product screen attests to the robustness of the screening protocol.

Both sequence groups completed the study with mean values at or near guideline-recommended treatment goals for A1C, which attests to the robustness of study implementation.

Together, these results attest to the robustness of the interactive effects of adolescent violence and legal cynicism on parental assessments of aggressive and impulsive temperaments.

The excellent agreement we report between the structures of 3D6 Aβ and that of 4HIX, as summarized in Table  2 and Figure  4, attests to the robustness and continued viability of antibody humanization as a rapid and efficient technology for lead optimization of biological drug candidates.