Sentence examples for may have robust from inspiring English sources

I may have robust psychological unity without having told myself any kind of story.

The SNPs we examined may have robust marginal associations to T2D, but could only tag the actual causal SNP.

We could infer that S.pyogenes has an open pan-genome, which means that S.pyogenes may have robust ability in importing new genes.

However, this process is equally challenging for laboratories that may not have robust systems to manage an update process and currently have no mechanism to receive reimbursement for such efforts.

Even Japan may have enjoyed robust GDP growth; its industrial production rose by an annualised 38%.

The box office may have remained robust, but all year the enterprise of moviemaking and the practice of movie watching have been shadowed by fatigue and irrelevance.

Sadia Hameed, of Human Rights First, said: "Countries that may have more robust regulations, like the United States, are still unable to singlehandedly prevent illicit arms trafficking operations".

Specifically, onset in youth may be earlier and may have more robust associations with unfavorable illness characteristics in North compared to South America.

Compared to rodents, the songbird brain may have more robust upregulation of steroidogenic enzyme activity during saline perfusion.

Like gestational stress, early life stress may have more robust behavioral and epigenetic effects on male rodents in adulthood [ 69].

Traditional methods for lipoprotein analysis, such as density ultracentrifugation and gradient gel electrophoresis are laborious, costly, time consuming and potentially may have less robust reproducibility.