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Next, the design is extended to have robust stability for unanticipated plant modelling errors disturbances, because the robustness of adaptive controllers is known to be low due to the complex mechanism of controllers and estimators of plant model parameters.
We chose this approach because the robustness of a gene signature on independent datasets is an important criterion for validation of its predictive power.
In the shRNA pool of ZEB1, shRNA2 was not used because the robustness of the cells after treatment was low.
Because the robustness of microarray normalization improves with the number of samples included, arrays were normalized in large, cell-type-specific batches, including all available samples from the selected batches with diagnoses tested in this study (See Additional file 1 for a tabulated summary of arrays included in this processing).
"The reason prospective buyers are interested is because of the robustness of the bank's governance and the fact it is focused on green infrastructure," they said.
That translates into a larger profit margin for the studios.Meanwhile, because of the robustness of the disc, HD DVD players have proved to be much cheaper to build.
"I think the NFL has been able to flourish because of the robustness of its league model," says Mr Kirkwood.
This method has received good reviews because of the robustness of the results obtained (Indecon 2004; Tibble 2005).
Because of the robustness of their barrel structures, βMPs have great potential as nanosensors for single-molecule detection.
Normal epithelial tissue seems to be resistant to damaging agents, most probably because of the robustness of the anti-apoptotic network, and the quiescent p53.
We performed duplicate linkage analyses using the variance component model (VCM) using SOLAR program [23] (see Materials and Methods), because of the robustness of this method in such a complex setting [24], and a regression linkage method using MERLIN program [25] (Regress, see Materials and Methods), which yielded overall comparable results.
