Sentence examples for more robust inference from inspiring English sources

Based on lessons learned from our analysis, future surveys will be standardized in terms of timing (conducted during the transitional water season) and methodology (using our most recent field protocols) to minimize confounding factors and provide more robust inference about population trends.

Thus, GEE provides more robust inference than the other popular generalized linear mixed-effects model, as the latter imposes analytic distributions that are often at odd with the distributions of data.

A phylogeographic approach with multiple molecular markers provides a more robust inference on population history (28 ).

Model averaging accounts for model uncertainty and provides more robust inference compared with a single optimal model approach (Ball, 2001; Raftery et al., 1997; Sillanpää and Corander, 2002).

In the future, the PHSkb might be able to provide more robust inference capability by integrating 1) laboratory observations with clinical findings and exposure criteria, 2) a hierarchical class structure, and 3) information on jurisdiction-specific requirements.

Additionally, to the extent that health disparities in California are presumably more substantial than the national average, 27 our data containing all the population-level inpatient records in California may yield more robust inference for local decision-makers.

As was the case for genetic inferences (above), each approach for inferring plasticity has strengths and weaknesses, and some allow more robust inferences than do others.

A greater number of the species might have permitted more robust inferences of positive selection on the C-terminal domain of PCSK9.

Each of these methods has its own strengths and weaknesses, and some allow more robust inferences than do others.

Trial sequential analysis incorporates both the information size and the effect size and is therefore helpful in making more robust inferences.

Combining fossil with phylogenetic information provides the potential therefore to combine the advantages of both to make more robust inferences about macroevolution [ 9, 10].