Sentence examples for more robust demonstrations from inspiring English sources

From the district attorney's office, the protesters marched further into the Tompkinsville section of Staten Island, waving signs and chanting "No justice, no peace!" Thursday's march was one of the more robust demonstrations in the city since Dec. 20, when two NYPD officers -- Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos -- were killed by a lone, mentally unstable gunman in Brooklyn.

The lack of a more robust demonstration of construct validity and/or reliability was the most often mentioned limitation in the majority of the analyzed studies.

For example, Alvarado-Herrera et al. (2015) reported the lack of a more robust demonstration of the predictive validity whereas Kim et al. (2011) of the nomological validity.

The case of Brazil shows that a more nuanced analysis of health governance at multiple levels provides a more robust demonstration of the extent to which global financial initiatives further compel national politicians, bureaucrats, and civil society to respond to relatively neglected diseases, while building new institutions and accountability mechanisms at the community level.

Glasses.com had a working demonstration of its more robust 3D virtual try on system running in 2011 – before Ditto launched its website in April 2012.

Our study also adds to the previous reports the assessment of a potential interaction between HIV and HPV infections, although further research is needed for more robust conclusions on this issue, and the demonstration that the published evidence on the association between mucosal HPV and SCCC overestimates the true association.

The more robust and important contribution of this work is the demonstration of selective dysfunction in LCI upon loss of torsinA within the striatum leading to abnormal motor behavior.

A more robust engagement by the EU has to be matched by a clear demonstration of flexibility and political maturity.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

We have to be more robust.