The phrase "enhance robustness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to strengthen or improve the overall durability or toughness of something. Example: Our company is constantly working to enhance the robustness of our products to ensure they can withstand any environmental conditions.
These features expand the MEMS operating envelopes, enhance robustness and controllability, as well as improve efficiency and reliability.
Alternative approaches, including using multiple imputation to incorporate uncertainty or using an indicator of missingness, can enhance robustness of evaluations.
In this study we implemented the sFIDA assay on an automated platform to enhance robustness and performance of the assay.
These new designs may be exploited to enhance robustness and performance, as illustrated with a realistic simulation study.
The proposed design method can enhance robustness of the networked control system to data drift and external disturbances.
Another advantage, which is explored in this paper, is the possibility to enhance robustness of loop closure detection by incorporating heterogeneous sensory observations.
This underlined that the predictive potential of catalase activity was not only restricted to mild stress conditions that induced enhanced robustness, but that it could also predict the lack of enhanced robustness following mild stress pretreatment.
This paper presents a novel method for enhancing robustness in copyright marking into mid-frequency discrete cosine transform (DCT) coefficients of an image.
In this work, we show that regulated degradation of proteins implements a negative feedback loop that enhances robustness against stochastic fluctuations and cellular noise.
Also, the proposed approach can be used in any vision problem where camera self-calibration is involved, either for enhancing robustness or removing ambiguities.
A reduced-order design technique, which not only reduces computational demand and input energy but also enhances robustness, is also proposed.
