Sentence examples for by adding the robust from inspiring English sources
In order to make a robust solution modification was proposed by adding the robust estimation method called bi-square which transformed LR onto an iterative method.
The use of the Cox regression procedure for estimating PRs gives wider than adequate CIs [ 35], which was corrected for in the cross-sectional analysis by adding the robust variance option.
The rule for the initiation of limb flexion can be made more robust by adding the requirement that position at the base of the limb ("hip") should be within a normal end of stance phase range.
To counter this, we propose a systematic approach to making scenario-based technology roadmapping more robust by adding the ability to assess the impacts of future changes on organisational plans.
Later on, Brauers and Zavadskas (2010b) extended the method by adding the full multiplicative form to the MOORA procedure to achieve a more robust method.
Therefore, we forced Alp7 to accumulate in the nucleus by adding a robust canonical NLS sequence to the N terminus of this protein (PKKKRKV; NLS-Alp7).
We expanded SAPS II by adding other robust and simple data that are routinely available.
It has been suggested that control of oscillation frequency can be made more robust by adding a slow process to inhibit the IP3 receptor, specifically a calmodulin-dependent phosphorylation in Fig. 3B, [18].
The purpose of this paper is to develop a novel hybrid optimization algorithm entitled hybrid robust differential evolution (HRDE) by adding positive properties of the Taguchi's method to the differential evolution algorithm for minimizing the production cost associated with multi-pass turning problems.
As Cbx8 itself is regulated by differentiation cues, a function for Cbx8-PRC1 as a transition complex is likely to add to the robust execution of the differentiation program.
First, the robust controller of the original uncertain system is derived by adding a feedback gain to the optimal controller of the nominal system.
