Sentence examples for more robust group from inspiring English sources
It suggested that some people washed out of the military after the first deployment, leaving a more robust group to carry on.
Morrisroe also said that the support will help take Zimbra to the "next level," which means adding real-time collaboration, more robust group sharing and more to Zimbra;s platform.
The regions in the STS for which we found more robust group structural differences were more anterior.
Our golfers, in progressing to the pinnacle of European golf, may self-select as a more robust group, capable of ignoring or dismissing symptoms in order to compete.
While this approach has not been reported in the literature, it has allowed for a more robust group assignment by capturing the treatment patterns for the entire year after initiation of PPI therapy.
Because Huber loss penalizes much less than the squared error loss for large errors, the Huber group LASSO is more robust than group LASSO when there exists large noise or outliers in the data.
Miniopterus tao is larger than living M. schreibersii and has more closely spaced lower premolars and more robust talonids (back groups of cusps) on the lower molars.
Group regions of interest for inferior frontal gyrus could not be made for autism and control groups separately because speech activation was not present in left inferior frontal gyrus in the autism group and song activation was more robust in the patient group.
The results of our experiment support the "flexible stem" hypothesis, in that the induced differences between treatment groups - more robust LPJs in the 'with-shell' group, less robust LPJs in groups fed soft food - resemble between-species differences in crater-lake radiations.
The authors found up-regulation of a small number of genes involved in inflammation in the smoke-exposed group compared to a more robust response in the LPS group.
Because the prior study found a more robust effect in the group of PTSD patients without hallucinations [ 6], it was decided to focus further on the core group of PTSD patients without ambiguous symptoms confounded by the possible presence of independent psychotic disorders.
