Sentence examples for more robust concept from inspiring English sources

"We need to think about physical activity as a more robust concept than just recreational physical activity," said Dr. Brownson, whose 2005 report on declining physical activity in the workplace is cited in the PLoS One report.

This more robust concept of consciousness that distinguishes human personhood from more basic forms of perception has a very specific history, which dates to the early 17th century and is most associated with the French philosopher René Descartes and the school of thinkers that followed him.

Each character is outfitted with charming tics ("What an adorable sneeze!") and inoffensive mediocrities ("She's so clumsy!") and toothless yuppie righteousness ("You tell that snippy barista the customer is always right!") Our culture chooses the naïve audacity of girlhood over more robust concepts of femininity — even Madonna has taken to waving sparkly pompoms.

could have helped foster a more robust conception of marriage.

To implement these concepts, more robust analytical tools could reduce the time needed for monitoring quality attributes during upstream processing.

This priming function of gesture, especially when repeated over the course of a semester, may play a role in developing more robust abstract construals of concepts.

Community ideas that addressed issues such as funding and building public awareness, made the project team's product and service concepts even more robust and realistic and were included in the concepts shared with Unilever and WSUP.

In some of the above examples, of course, the idea that these organisms are living fossils are artefacts of our bizarre taxonomic classifications and history of discovery more than a useful and robust concept.

Learning gains are often measured from instructor-developed assessments, such as in-class exams (Caldwell 2007), but more robust psychometric instruments such as concept inventories have also been used (Hake 1998).

In this paper we show Five points algorithm can be applied to design invariant energy and the effectiveness of the snake designed on this new concept in more robust tracking for moving object in visual space than the standard snake.

In order to handle insufficient combinatorial power and errors in genotypes or physical maps, LRPHLI uses information from multiple surrogate parents and a more robust definition of surrogacy using the concepts of cores and tails (defined below).