Sentence examples for makes the robustness from inspiring English sources

This "soft intersection" method renders it possible to avoid a sharp correlation coefficient cutoff and makes the robustness of a particular correlation dependent on all compared conditions and not on each one, separately.

However, real world systems cannot be modeled exactly, making the robustness to modeling errors an important consideration.

However, these approaches harden the parallelization of the algorithm by creating dependencies among nodes and they increase the randomness in the algorithm making the robustness even worse.

However, the shortest paths are the only routes of drug resistance and there are some "back-up" ways to make the robustness of the mechanism in bacteria [ 18].

The paucity of isoform selective kinase inhibitors or CNS penetrant kinase inhibitors with in vivo function make the robustness of data evaluation even more critical.

"I think they'll have virtually no effect," he said, adding that the e-mail messages had also "released a barrage of additional information which makes clear the robustness of the science, the multitude — the enormous multitude — of different strands of evidence that support the urgency and the severity of the problem".

The lack of cellular compartmentalization in developing Drosophila embryos makes the maintenance of robustness and coordination of cellular processes at a large range of temperatures during early development particularly puzzling.

In fact, the presence of the time lag makes the concordance and robustness conclusions even stronger than they would be if the same results were obtained by comparing data from the same year.

The use of FPGA for designing the MPPT controller provides high performance, increases the robustness and makes the hardware implementation more flexible.

Their graphic qualities can suggest Aaron Siskind's photographs of graffiti, but their robustness makes the work of Cy Twombly a closer analogy.

Such high robustness makes the "close neighbors" groups potentially very promising biomarkers for clinical end-points in breast cancer and, likely, other types of cancers.