Sentence examples for effect on the robustness from inspiring English sources

Changing the dynamic friction coefficient had no effect on the robustness of the disturbance observer.

Therefore, we found that changing the dynamic friction coefficient had no effect on the robustness of the disturbance observer.

This suggests that the partial disomy slightly decreased our ability to detect true eQTLs, but had only a limited effect on the robustness of the data.

> -wrap-foot> We tested whether eliminating various proportions of the fastest evolving sites (i.e., the sites prone to yield a non-phylogenetic signal) from the amino acid data set has any effect on the robustness of the consensus tree and on the frequencies of the alternative topologies recovered.

A limitation of the present study is the small number of animals studied with its effects on the robustness of the findings.

Noise Perturbations: Following quantifiable dissociation of real from hypothetical data, we pursued analyses assessing noise effects on the robustness of the observed graphical structures, using two approaches: injecting noise into the judgment of preference intensity and perturbing the valence (i.e., flipping a percentage of responses – "Pflip") of decision-making data.

It can be seen that, in the considered range of σ f, the BER of our method is always lower than 3%%, which reflects that the GLPF attacks have a slight effect on the watermark robustness of our method.

Then, the additional uncertainty arising from discarding the spillover dynamics is taken into account by evaluating the effect on the controller robustness of the introduction of a reduced-order state observer.

Obviously, very ancient duplicates certainly have little effect on the genetic robustness.

In other words, the age distribution of duplicates in the data sample is upwardly biased, resulting in underestimation of the overall duplicate effect on the genetic robustness.

This will have a serious, negative effect not only on the robustness of the innovation sector per se, but on our country's leadership in medical technology and its ability to use these technologies to address our health care challenges.