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A simulated dipole field showed this method to be robust in very low signal-to-noise ratio images.

However, there are important differences that can affect the choice of the ideal system for a specific use: SNARE-based protein stapling is robust in a very wide range of conditions while the intein mediated trans-esterification is highly affected by the chemical contest of the reaction or requires additional disulfide bridging in the case of the dock-and-lock platform.

The proposed algorithm is robust in many scenarios and is hence a very interesting alternative for the range-bin alignment stage in the task of ISAR translational motion compensation.

Moreover, the authors of the study found this effect to be robust: even in a very unfavorable case - i.e., assuming a significantly lower productivity among refugees, and, ‎costs that are twice as high as those in the baseline scenario - ‎integration is still an investment that will pay off in the long run.‎.

Despite their simplicity, these algorithms are robust and very fast in terms of computational running time.

Numerical results confirm that the developed approach is robust and very efficient in terms of both solution quality and CPU time since better results provided in a shorter time on benchmark data sets is a good performance indicator.

Actinomycin D was used inhibit transcription and induce nuclear relocalization of PABP1 and, in the absence of cycloheximide, relocalization was robust with very little PABP1 remaining in the cytoplasm (Fig. 2B).

The hypermethylated state of H3K9 in particular was robust and very consistent.

"But at the same time they have to be robust and flexible enough to work in very difficult field positions".

In both networks, H2' is robust and already very well estimated by a small fraction of the interactions sampled (Fig. 2).

It seemed to be technically sound and may, by itself, even prove to be sufficiently robust in handling very large data sets.