Sentence examples for longer robust from inspiring English sources

High notes have disappeared, a certain unsteadiness has crept into his delivery, and his belting is no longer robust.

"This joint work has shown that the detection of primordial B-modes is no longer robust once the emission from galactic dust is removed," Jean-Loup Puget, principal investigator of Panck's HFI instrument, said in the Esa statement.

As the MCL becomes even more stringent, say (c^=c^{prime }>c^{P}), the separating candidate (the pair ((H^, L^{prime})) in Fig. 8) is no longer robust to a pooling deviation, namely a contract in the interior of the segment (PL^{prime }), which yields positive profits.

If somewhere a period doubling bifurcation (also referred to as flip bifurcation) occurs, such a dramatic change in qualitative behavior indicates that the system is no longer robust.

A bifurcation is a dramatic change in the system dynamics indicating that the system is no longer robust if the parameters are perturbed further.

A lack of proper initial buffering may sensitize DTCs such that their subsequent migration is no longer robust.

It is unclear how much longer the robust real estate market will continue, or what would would happen in a downturn, although most experts remain optimistic about New York's prospects.

Two years ago, she relocated to Brooklyn ("very nice, a lot like Queen's Park") primarily in order to be a few hours closer in flight time to her family, and particularly her father, who at 85 is no longer in robust health.

Direct coculture of HIV-1+ T cells with MDM for 3 hr or longer yielded robust and prolonged Gag release.

This association no longer remained robust once adjusted for body mass index (ß = 1.2; 95% confidence interval −0.07 2.45; P = 0.06) (Table 4).

However, the inclusion of resources in the FA index provides the opportunity to not only distinguish between frail and non-frail persons, but also to distinguish between those persons not yet prefrail but no longer fully robust.