Sentence examples for more robust due from inspiring English sources

Along Western Africa, sea-level variations derived from X-TRACK data are observed closer to land (5 km) compared to AVISO (10 km), and the sea-level statistics are more robust due to the larger and more stable data availability.

In comparison, temporal selection-support is less effective at reducing selection time for high-frequency items, but is more robust due to its insensitivity to variations in selection frequency.

Compared with SiNWs, SiNCs are mechanically more robust due to the larger base.

Channel induced errors: Some frequency bands are certainly more robust due to lease channel errors obtained from lower attenuation rates.

Compared to the half duplex, the end-to-end channel capacity of the full-duplex system is more robust due to the half of delay time.

Compared with the monaural segregation of reverberant speech in [29], the stereo speech separation in [31] tends to be more robust due to the use of spatial information.

This adds a randomization to the tissue group comparisons which should act as a filter to identify the more robust changes due to the disease by decreasing noise due to chance differences in heritable gene expression levels between individuals.

We compare the flexure of single barbs as well as arrays of barbs and find that the interlocking adherence of barbs to one another enables a more robust structure due to minimized barb rotation during deflection.

The recent suggestion that HIV is evolving towards a more robust population due to the selection of a lower fitness landscape is compatible with such a scenario [26], [50].

Furthermore, the use of secY gene in combination with the latter allowed a more robust result due to its great phylogenetic potential [ 13].

A number of studies have previously examined the risk of DCIS recurrence using protein expression markers [ 16]; however, DNA copy number changes are common in early genomic lesions and may serve as more robust biomarkers due to their insensitivity to intratumoral factors such as hypoxia.