Sentence examples for more robust consideration from inspiring English sources

Such validation would require a more robust consideration of the elements of the framework, including an assessment of the feasibility and effectiveness of the individual strategies.

Assumptions that form the basis for the hypotheses of additivity to background disease and heterogeneity and epidemiological studies that appear to show linear no-threshold exposure-response relationships have been critically examined as a basis for more robust consideration of the proposal.

We reasoned that predictions might be more robust by additional consideration of a hypomethylated CpG site.

And the MTMDs designed by accounting for possible errors of estimate are more robust than those without consideration of errors.

Our results show that the model system under consideration is more robust if function and interconnection are intertwined.

As the score increases, the risks of failure in standard fixation methods increase and consideration of more robust and rigid fixation techniques or fusion should be incorporated.

Future considerations include more robust, high fidelity, modeling of the system effects and evaluation of excess capacity and variability of reliability across suites of other building designs and structural systems such as roof trusses.

With appropriate scaling, the data from such studies can be combined to provide more robust model estimates and furthermore allow consideration of a wider range of factors that modify adherence behaviour than stated or revealed preference data alone.

A more robust critique of the sub-grouping perspective requires consideration of the predictions that a sub-grouping model makes, and investigation of data related to these predictions.

These designs use well-organized arithmetic components as their basic construction parts and take some design rules into consideration which make them reliable and more robust against noise.

Results suggest that compound event assessments would be valuable, taking into consideration larger set of simulations, to obtain more robust projections.