Sentence examples for doubt the robustness from inspiring English sources

Some also doubt the robustness of the electronic tags.

While few would doubt the robustness of Apple's biometrics components (and testing regime), the sprawlingly diverse Android marketplace hosts all sorts of OEM players — which inevitably raises the risk of some lesser quality components (and/or processes) slipping in.

This invites a generic series of criticisms aimed at any effort at abstract modelling: Henrich's model has been criticized by those who doubt the robustness of its assumptions and its match with empirical data (see Read 2006 for such criticism, Kline and Boyd 2010 for a response, and Houkes 2012 for a useful philosophical overview).

Closer scrutiny of the BICEP2 results by other cosmologists quickly cast doubt on the robustness of their claims.

Disappointing first-quarter GDP figures and a flurry of negative data this week it was announced that unemployment-benefit claims had crept up in June, while exports fell unexpectedly throw doubt on the robustness of recovery.

Per capita income significantly improves child health but household assets do not, casting doubt on the robustness of permanent income.

Assuming household assets to be a crude measure of permanent income, this casts doubt about the robustness of income explaining child health.

No doubt that the robustness of an application tool like DICTRA to simulate moving boundary problems would be enhanced by using a boundary condition involving the mobility of the interface as expressed by Eq. (3), instead of the local equilibrium assumption.

US military documents published by The Intercept in 2015 cite a sample study of strikes in Afghanistan where almost nine out of 10 people killed were never identified, casting doubt on the robustness of methods for establishing a positive identification of the target.

However, recent studies have cast doubt on the robustness of these assumptions [ 39, 48].

Therefore, the EFSA expert panel came to the conclusion that this casts doubt on the robustness of the observations and makes this study unsuitable for risk assessment (EFSA, 2006).