Sentence examples for more robust influence from inspiring English sources

Are you disappointed that nonprofit theaters with Broadway stages aren't having a more robust influence in terms of new plays?

Moreover, we reproducibly observed a more robust influence of estrogen on MCF-7 cells than on T-47D cells.

In this study we aimed to identify central tendency and more robust trends influencing TCDD half-life in Seveso children.

Using a relatively large IRAP dataset, we demonstrate how the PI is more robust to the influence of outliers and skew (which are typical of reaction time data).

In this study the effect of user behavior on building performance has been evaluated further to assess requirements for design solutions to arrive at buildings that are more robust to the influence of user behavior.

The prevalence-adjusted coefficients, deemed more robust to the influence of response category prevalence, indicates good or excellent agreement for all items in which percentage agreement was high and the kappa coefficient was low.

As population-modeling methods are generally more robust to the influence of censoring via LLOQ than noncompartmental analysis methods, censoring may account for differences in the results when applied to the same data set.

Since the pitch of the diffractive grating used is about 60 times greater than the wavelength of a green laser, the DOE configuration becomes much more robust to external influences compared to the Michelson Interferometer configuration.

It is possible that the first-learned color was consolidated rapidly during the initial training trials, forming a more robust memory and influencing memory formation for the second color in the next phase of the reversal training.

These curves, representing an average survival behaviour for the defined condition, allow us to compare the strains with higher confidence survival curves, due to the vastly increased number of observations compared with single studies, rendering the estimates more robust to random influences.

This methodology permits a more robust estimate of the influence of age and sex on angiogenin levels, as it uses approximately twice as many values (541 values) as would be used if considering cases and controls separately.