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Labor's payments spokeswoman, Jenny Macklin, and its Indigenous affairs spokesman, Shayne Neumann, said the opposition had gained assurances "that there will be a robust evaluation framework agreed, made public and in place ahead of the trial commencing".

Cassandra Harrison, from the charity Barnardo's, said: "What we want to see is a robust evaluation of this new [police] system to make sure children are not slipping through the net.

We also propose that the hierarchical clustering based on the RPKM statistic is a robust evaluation for quality control in the WES performance [ 25] as the RPKM statistic does for RNA-sequencing data [ 33, 34].

Despite the fact that species patch-area effects have been a mainstay of conservation science there has yet to be a robust empirical evaluation of this hypothesis.

Nevertheless, despite the fact that species patch-area effects have been a mainstay of conservation science for more than three decades there has yet to be a robust empirical evaluation of the species patch-area relationship across multiple landscapes that differ in the amount of total vegetation cover.

This lack of correlation should be interpreted with caution; it may be due to a true lack of association, or because spatial disaggregation to the census tractor individual level is necessary for a robust evaluation of the links between risk of heat-related mortality with residence in public housing.

The aim of the present study was to provide a robust evaluation of the long-term pulmonary safety of EXU versus subcutaneous insulin.

There is need for a robust evaluation system to understand the specific bottlenecks and help the policy unit to set appropriate timelines.

The current pilot study was established as a robust evaluation of recruitment, retention and patient satisfaction for a definitive trial and employed appropriate randomisation procedures so that the evaluation took place under controlled conditions.

26 Since initial pilot testing was so promising, it is necessary to conduct a robust evaluation of the effectiveness of the CHAP-EMS Programme using randomised controlled trial methodology to understand the effectiveness of CHAP-EMS once scaled up and applied across a number of settings.

At the meeting it was concluded that, "Guidance on deriving GVs based on an acute effect is needed" [ 3] and "A robust evaluation needs to be undertaken" [ 3].