Sentence examples for more robust behavioural from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the financial crisis western banks have had to sign up to new rules and regulations that require them to hold more capital, limit trading, reduce the proportion of loans to assets, and conform to more robust behavioural standards.

Findings from preclinical research have suggested that animals exposed to stimulants become "sensitized": subsequent administration results in more robust behavioural responses, and/or they become more likely to self-administer drugs of abuse later in development [ 72, 73].

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.

A model categorizer further demonstrated that the brain representations predicted 75% correct behavioural performance and were progressively more robust to added noise.

Finally, it is also possible that a more robust effect could be revealed by extending these behavioural studies to a larger cohort of animals.

We did not classify patients as impaired or unimpaired on the basis of any behavioural measures because, in our opinion, it is possible to draw more robust conclusions about normal cognitive function by making full use of the behavioural variability present within a large, heterogeneous group.

Two, there is a need to re-appraise routine surveillance systems and behavioural research in order to ensure more robust and meaningful estimates of the prevalence of HAI including unprotected HAI and their contribution to HIV and other STIs.

Despite the many methodological differences, several behavioural observations were similar at BCM and SUMC suggesting that these particular traits are more robust and less likely to be influenced by procedural differences.

When the models were rerun with paternal depression removed, and so with a larger sample size (n = 7256), similar, but more robust findings emerged, with a significant interaction between father involvement and infant reactivity in girls for both total behavioural problems (β = -.04; p =.01) and prosocial behaviours (β =.04; p =.01).

"We also need more robust sentencing.

Other criticism was more robust.