Sentence examples for more robust extent from inspiring English sources

As further work is required to define a more robust extent of the Three Kings tephra distribution, we use the resultant L1 eruption scenario only for the purposes of depicting a plausible high pyroclastic volume eruption across central Auckland.

Instead of a traditional interpolation-based approach, we use a simulation-based approach that yields more robust extent estimates and quantified uncertainty.

Extending the study performed here to a wider range of similarly well characterized cohorts will enable a more robust assessment of the extent of variation between populations.

We have used the results of a large meta-analysis of three GWAS in CD which combined data from 3230 cases and 4829 controls (16) to provide a more robust estimate of the extent of the association across this locus.

It may well be fruitful to investigate the molecular genetics of spermatogenesis in annelids, to gain a more robust picture of the extent of conserved mechanisms between protostomes and deuterostomes.

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.

Other accounts of self-knowledge to be discussed later in Section 2.3 are more readily compatible with, and often to some extent driven by, more robust notions of the epistemic differences between self-knowledge and knowledge of environmental objects.

We showed that species, but not traits, were strongly influenced by site effects, while traits were influenced by both 'terril' and successional effects to a significant extent, making traits more robust than species when trying to discern patterns of community response to soil and vegetation changes.

It is important to note that this statement is in no way an expression of political ideology, but rather it represents a firm belief that economic growth will be much more robust and stable when a larger extent of our productive capacity is being utilized.

It is important to note that this statement is in no way an expression of political ideology, but rather it represents a firm belief that economic growth will be much more robust and sustainable when a larger extent of our productive capacity is being utilized.

While the patterns of changes in transcription following drug treatment are similar in parental and resistant cells, the extent of response was more robust in the parental cells.