Sentence examples for more robust long from inspiring English sources

New movies and features will be added continually, enabling customers to enjoy a product that continues to become more robust long after they have left the store.

The need for more robust, long term and sufficiently powered studies is emphasised by our findings.

And in these conditions, quantum coherence suddenly changes from the fragile, blink-and-you-miss-it regime to a much more robust long-lived phenomenon.

In short, the expressways have a more robust long-term planning scheme compared to that of conventional railways.

Still, without further research and more robust, long-term data, it's tough to determine whether weekends are when we face the greatest risk of a mass shooting.

The researchers noted that more robust, long-term studies of the safety and effectiveness of e-cigarettes are needed to see whether or not the devices really may help people quit smoking.

In conclusion, there is an unmet clinical need for effective solutions to skin scarring, more robust long-term randomised trials and a consensus on a standardised treatment regime to address all aspects of scarring.

In contrast to polysaccharide vaccines, conjugate vaccines lead to the production of very high antibody concentrations, even in infants, and induce immunologic memory with higher antibody avidity and increased serum bactericidal activity, thus providing more robust long-term protection.

Also, to cope with fuzzy approximation error and external disturbances an adaptive discontinuous structure is used to make the controller more robust, as long as due to adaptive mechanism attenuates chattering effectively.

And they will seek, always, to do what "The Brothers Shaikh" has done -- to move seemingly immoveable forces, and to generate a bigger, more robust and long overdue conversation.

Incubation at lower temperatures made more robust and long lived cultures.