Sentence examples for more robust means from inspiring English sources

Both of these estimates are crude — I am open to looking into more robust means of estimating these effects, in case any of you have ideas.

If the Brian-sandalistas cannot succeed by direct assault, they will do it by constant nibbling and encroachments: prayers in American publicly-funded schools, headscarves in Turkish publicly-funded universities, a little bit of anti-evolutionary biology there, a little alcohol ban there – and if that doesn't work, they try more robust means.

Direct Debit/bank-to-bank payments offer a potentially much more robust means of accepting regular payments.

If documentation is required, some researchers have utilized alternatives such as electronic signatures, which can range from a simple electronic check box to acknowledge acceptance of the terms to more robust means of validation using encrypted digital signatures, although the validity of electronic signatures vary by jurisdiction.

By accounting for the interaction of the physical (climate) and biologic (vector, pathogen, and host) systems, a more robust means of monitoring and forecasting disease should be attained.

A combination of transcription profiling technologies such as DNA array and MPSS provides a more robust means to assess the expression profile of an RNA sample.

An algorithm that uses the median to estimate the mean is thus more robust, meaning it's less responsive to corrupted data, than one that uses the average.

That more robust training means that the cost for our 718,000 teachers spikes to $718 million.

But supply chains will need to become shorter, simpler, and more robust, which means they'll require major reconfiguration.

As explained in subsection 4.4 extended mean-shift algorithm is more robust than mean-shift algorithm under object deformation.

Jayalakshmi et al. [5] introduced the contourlet transform showing more robust to mean filtering, quantization and JPEG compression than wavelet and DCT domains.