Sentence examples for be a robust measure from inspiring English sources

The MHI-5 has been shown to be a robust measure of mental well-being in the general population, with close agreement with the 12-item General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12), and effective at screening for mood disorders and anxiety disorders, but not phobias, assessed using the Composite International Diagnostic Interview.

The PSEQ-2 appears to be a robust measure of pain self-efficacy.

The important role of the underlying molecular entanglement network in this approach is reflected by the strain hardening behaviour which is shown to be a robust measure for predicting slow crack growth performance.

Median CVL would also be a robust measure of central tendency, but could lack a direct relationship to population transmission rates.

However, IQS was shown to be a robust measure of imputation for specific imputations (from one standard platform to another) and within a broad population (tested in both EA and AA).

The Nam Pehchan software has been shown to be a robust measure of categorising ethnic origin (Cummins et al, 1999).

There is a shallower upper bound leading to more numerically abundant large-bodied species (upper right region of figure 1 b versus 1 a) when the distribution of body sizes is more dispersed and less peaked MAD is a robust measure of this dispersion and resilient to outliers [ 25].

This initial assessment of the measurement properties of peak VO2 suggests it is a robust measure with utility as a primary endpoint in clinical trials for the evaluation of the effect of drug treatment in pediatric PAH.

This ensemble property of the population of genes is a robust measure that is not biased by noise at the level of individual gene measurement [16], [17].

It is a robust measure of central tendency and is stable against abnormal extreme values (such as measurement errors/outliers), which get "trimmed" away [ 2].

In other words, p d x / p x is a robust measure for tracking utility.