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The Democratic super PAC donor world remains far less robust than the Republican one.

The meeting still showed the power of the United States to set the agenda for international discussion, even if the result — charging the International Monetary Fund with analyzing the sources and consequences of the imbalances — was far less robust than American officials had hoped for.

Prices have de-coupled from fundamentals, which appear far less robust than markets indicate.

As a result, the recovery was slower and far less robust than it could…or should…have been.

HCV wasn't identified until 1988, and the surveillance system for the virus remains far less robust than the one that tracks HIV infection in the country.

In the coming 12 to 18 months, the sugar rush will wear off and attention will gradually shift back to economic fundamentals, which are far less robust than what the frothy equity markets may suggest.

Economic indicators painted a far less robust picture than they had earlier in the year.

A boisterous child who developed into a quiet, calm young man, a gifted centre-forward in a far less robust, more inventive, style than his father's, long the fulcrum of the Forest attack, he later played with Liverpool and Manchester City.

This is supported by the fact that the relationship between release and uptake inhibition was far less robust and more variable than the relationship between Vmax and uptake inhibition.

Unfortunately, all the 5 σB-recognized promoters tested here were far less robust for producing GABA (less than 3 g/L) and expressing GAD activity (less than 5 U/g DCW), although most of them except P gapA were able to enhance the gadB2 transcription level at GABA conversion stage (Fig. 4).

The most profound advantages of this "peak tracking chip" technique, to our eyes, rest with the self-calibrated aspect of our sensor, i.e., the fact that a whole scan through resonance implies a signal shape analysis rather than a far less robust signal value easily plagued by drifts.