Sentence examples for more robust assessment from inspiring English sources

Another limitation pertains to the restricted variability in the responses of several items assessing mode of transport, which did not allow a more robust assessment of these items' repeatability.

In particular, sudden removal may allow a more robust assessment of an intervention's long-term impact by minimising 'learning effects'.

These results indicate that more intensive avian piscivore sampling is needed across Western North America to generate a more robust assessment of exposure risk.

Second, the framework provides a more robust assessment of connectivity among patches by accounting for land-use heterogeneity in the dispersal matrix.

A more robust assessment of malaria control will come from a better understanding of the distribution and connectivity of breeding and blood feeding sites.

Data are presented to show that different combinations of scratch tips and abraded materials can actually yield the same scratch width, but result in different volume displacement or removal measurements; therefore, the ZOI method offers a more robust assessment than the current ASTM analysis method.

These analyses reflect the more robust assessments of behavioural responses as the problem of pseudoreplication, which may be present in the individual based analyses, is largely negated.

The adaptation of this methodology has provided more robust assessments that can be used by community members and service providers.

Asking more than one question about difficulties in a given domain provides more robust assessments of individual health levels and reduces measurement error for any single response item.

At least two questions were asked in each domain, thus providing more robust assessments of individual health levels and reducing measurement error for any single self-reported item.

Asking more than one question about difficulties in a given domain provides more robust assessments of individual health levels and reduces measurement error for any single self-reported item.