Sentence examples for more robust decline from inspiring English sources

They also had a "more robust" decline in the volume of their prefrontal cortex than those with the high-activity version, the researchers report in the November Nature Neuroscience.

We therefore speculate that the more robust decline in microglial processes that were observed in GFP-labeled microglia compared with IbaI-stained microglia was due the even distribution of GFP (expressed under the CX3CR1 promoter) throughout the cell and its detection at the very fine processes.

We fit a Loess smoother (parameter  = 0.3) to explore possible changes in recruitment with ontogeny because it is more robust to this declining precision of the ratio with increasing distance from the source tree [45].

However, patients allocated to irbesartan more often have a robust decline in UAE compared with patients treated with conventional treatment only (60 vs. 30%; Table 1).

The decline was more robust in the fast-twitch extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscle compared to the slow-twitch soleus muscle [9], in accordance with the preferential loss and atrophy of fast twitch fibers in sarcopenia.

Such an approach brought about more robust phenotype (37– 40), with a rapid decline in food intake and body weight after the loss of these neurons.

If landowners employed a long-term perspective, the harvest rate declined, and a more robust forested landscape emerged.

Beyond that, as the ability of the Palestinian Authority to deliver basic social services or ensure law and order declines, the prospects for more robust international intervention increase.

He called for a more robust American military presence in Eastern Europe but repeatedly declined to offer specifics.

7 Investigating differences between population groups can provide some clarity regarding previous conflicting results and more robust evidence as to the nature and extent of the PA decline.

The new regime in Qatar has curtailed its regional interventions in the face of more robust Saudi initiatives in Syria and Egypt, and in the wake of the relative decline of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and across the region.