Sentence examples for introduced robust from inspiring English sources

To overcome the problem of contamination in GLM, Cantoni and Ronchetti (2001) introduced robust estimation of regression coefficients.

We've introduced robust protocols and hired three dedicated experts in-house at LCR whose sole job is to ensure we are fully responsive to safety recalls.

This paper extends our previously introduced robust controller for nanomanipulator positioning and offers a novel switching framework to be used between vision feedback and force feedback modules.

Both Domelon et al. (1992) and Xiong and Holditch (1994) introduced robust rule-based systems for acid fluid selection that are damage-type specific, and depend primarily on the formation mineralogy and the produced fluid composition.

Black and Anandan (1996) introduced robust metrics, instead of the traditional norm, to improve results in motion discontinuity boundaries and regions with intensity changes between volumes.

Before any STI screening is introduced, the evidence on potential harms as well as benefits should be rigorously assessed and, wherever screening is introduced, robust testing algorithms and clinical management pathways implemented.

There is little evidence to show that truly downtrodden places which introduce robust intellectual-property protection reap any of the much-touted benefits.

"We are calling on the European commission to deliver on its long-held promise to introduce robust, scientifically-validated nutrient profiling and provide consumers with a balanced and accurate picture of what they are buying.

This suggests that the result could be improved by introducing robust pitch trackers and voiced-unvoiced classifiers.

"Following consultation with both the public and the licensed trade, we will shortly be introducing robust new standards for licensing drivers, vehicles and operators.

And says a "clear statutory framework" will be provided for "all of the bulk powers available to the security and intelligence agencies", in addition to introducing "robust, consistent safeguards across all of those powers".