Sentence examples for long-term robustness from inspiring English sources

As noted by Nielsen (2016), arguments for responsiveness often and misleadingly assume a mutual interest among the actors in the long-term robustness and desirability of the project.

The design of such controllers can be guided by results from control theory, including the strategy of integral feedback control, which is central to regulation, sensory adaptation, and long-term robustness.

Although this event might be important for the long-term robustness of the cells, Tert is not an element of the core pluripotency network.

Although discrimination between groups on the basis of profiles may be achieved, the failure to demonstrate long-term robustness or to easily identify peaks of interest has limited progress (Whelan et al, 2008).

Studies should ideally measure PO feasibility and identify context-specific barriers to implementation and scale-up, including long-term robustness of PO devices and components, data that we did not report because of the relatively short duration of this study.

Moreover, the longevity of a tetraetherlipid monolayer sandwiched by an S-layer lattice on each side revealed in comparison with other approaches (e.g. tethered membranes, polymer cushion), an exceptional long-term robustness of approximately 1 week (Schuster, 2005; Schuster & Sleytr, 2005, 2006, 2009b).

Due to their small volume, long-term operational robustness, and potential chemical diversity, these materials are promising candidates for catalyst screening applications.

They have emphasized the design features that suit social systems for long-term survival, including robustness, resiliency, redundancy, and adaptability.

A good prediction of their time response, of the local stress distribution, of local energy balance, and of the coupling among different substructures is important to assess the long-term stability and robustness of the global system.

The data consistently support that, for simple environments, genetic robustness fosters long-term evolvability, whereas, in the short-term, robustness is not beneficial for evolvability but may even be a counterproductive trait.

We believe it will improve formulation robustness, long-term stability, and the delivery of quality drug products to the patient.