Sentence examples for more robust markers from inspiring English sources

But, even by those standards, a speech on Tuesday by William Hague, the British foreign secretary, to an audience in Berlin seemed designed to set yet more robust markers against the very idea of national governments relinquishing powers to a central European authority.

Accordingly, a genetic analysis of F. tularensis isolates including Ft-M3 and Ft-M6 should be complemented with analysis of more robust markers, such as SNPs and/or INDELs to ensure correct phylogenetic classification.

However, because of the inherent phylogenetic limitations of these tools, final strain assignment to specific strain lineages should be based on more robust markers such as SNPs or LSPs.

Biomarker research seeking to identify more robust markers of AKI has yielded promising results.

Larger test sets of at least 100 patients in each group are probably needed for identification of more robust markers.

However, ELF3 was one of the more robust markers giving very strong amplification of single tumour cells at 45 cycles.

Hsp70 was found to be over-expressed in both cancer tissue samples and cultured cancer cells by several different groups [120, 137, 138] making it a more robust marker.

However, LA volume has been demonstrated to be a more robust marker of cardiovascular events [ 6].

This suggests that AMNART may be a more robust marker of the environmental enrichment aspect of cognitive reserve than education.

This systematic review however did not meta-analyse subsequent pregnancy interval, which is arguably a more robust marker of sub-fertility.

OI, on the other hand, takes mean airway pressure into account and may be a more robust marker of pulmonary dysfunction [ 2, 36].