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As further work is required to define a more robust extent of the Three Kings tephra distribution, we use the resultant L1 eruption scenario only for the purposes of depicting a plausible high pyroclastic volume eruption across central Auckland.
To address this, we use the quantile transformation (Eq. 12) to define a more robust consensus network as follows Consensus q, ij (A (1), A (2),...) = Quant q, ij (A (1), A (2),...)...
First, an MEMD-based bivariate phase synchrony measure is defined for a more robust description of time-varying phase synchrony across frequencies.
Furthermore, parallel analyses of the same cancers with gene expression arrays could then be used to further define putative targets by a more robust correlation analysis between copy number and gene expression.
To test the effect of this we also evaluated uncertainties by varying input SiO2 contents randomly within the interval defined by mean average deviation (MAD; a more robust measure of variability for non-Gaussian distributions) for SiO2 in each compositional bin.
These three steps may help consolidate a more robust social assessment, which we define as an in-context trajectory evaluation.
A more robust method would be to use the results of the logistic regression analysis to define more effective adjustment cells than those used by default, since propensity rank strata can render the nonresponse adjustment more 'stable'stable
A more robust requirement on the subject matter of a patent is that the invention defined in the claim for patent protection must be new or novel.
Which candidate demonstrates a more robust life (balancing work, play, family, etc).? Is financial debt (or lack of it) the only way you define your worth?
