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The strength of the BBC recognised in this country and throughout the world is its separation from the government of the day and I make no apologies, I will be robust on this issue because I believe it is what the public want and what they would hold me to account for," he said.

These models were shown to be robust on ten-fold cross-validation.

The estimators of the household reproduction number have been shown here to be robust on their own terms, but I have not addressed the issue of model misspecification, for example to inaccurate determination of the generation time distribution or to individual heterogeneity in infectiousness or susceptibility within households.

A little random noise may make a difference between observed and real datasets and the relevance should be robust on these similar datasets.

In addition, a sensitivity analysis was performed to ensure that the final network would be robust on slight variations of the thresholds.

In practice, setting the optimal window size can be difficult and optimal parameters may not be robust on input data and may require careful analysis to calculate (Lin et al., 2008).

Those close to Miliband say he is "robust" on this.

The BBC's Scottish political editor, Brian Taylor, has been robust on all UK-wide BBC outlets, not just Scotland's.

Maybe Keith Skeoch, head of Standard Life Investments, the fund management division that has traditionally been robust on pay excesses (or rather, more robust than many rivals), could tell us himself.

Woolf is robust on a range of issues, not least normal women ageing into "invisibility", juxtaposed against the relentless "surveillance" of famous females.

The tackling was robust, on both sides, and by the half hour the Baggies had not improved on their record of having failed to have a single shot on target in three of their previous four games.