Sentence examples for more robust distribution from inspiring English sources

"By adding more pipeline capacity, it makes for a more robust distribution system, which will give customers more choice in terms of suppliers," Mr. Kiley said.

"By adding more pipeline capacity, it makes for a more robust distribution system, which will give customers more choice in terms of suppliers," he said.

"If we really mean what we say about decentralization, then we have to think fast about a more robust distribution of food to the countryside, cash-to-work programs there, and assistance to agriculture," Ms. Dorsinville said.

Thus, positive skewness (c) is the more robust distribution.

We addressed uncertainties and variability in our PBPK model for lactational transfer of PCB-153 in women by propagating such uncertainties and variability in the inputs in the model using Latin Hypercube sampling; this eventually led to a much more robust probability distribution for the population PBPK modeling of milk contents of PCB-153 in lactating women.

The percentile rank of a score is the percentage of scores, which are lower or equal to it; they were chosen for hierarchical clustering because they are more robust towards skewed distributions.

This new algorithm reduces sample support by its fast convergence properties and results in a clutter suppression performance that is more robust to nonstationary clutter distribution relative to the traditional scheme, which has been proved by the experimental clutter suppression results from a three-channel SAR system.

By using RSIS, MIL ensembles are more robust to many data distributions and noise, and are not adversely affected by the proportion of positive instances in positive bags because training instances are repeatedly selected in a probabilistic manner.

The tighter the resulting distribution, the more robust the system.

The tighter the distribution, the more robust the plant-control system.

However, it is not clarified whether the heavy-tailed source distribution provides more robust statistical estimation for fewer time frames or not.