That is, numerical investigation demonstrates that the shortcut scheme is faster than the adiabatic one, and more robust against operational imperfection than the Zeno one.
All aspects of this research could be extended in various ways, provided more complete and robust operational database (i.e., cells of Table 1).
Consequently, the absence of translation and presence of nucleotide-related metabolic activities in the enriched functions of the min_set provides statistical support to operational genes being more robust against ancient HGTs than translation-related informational genes, a result that is in contrast with previous proposals [ 6, 8].
In the technical area, design changes have been integrated to improve performance, provide more robust subsystems and to minimize technical or operational risks.
This requires more robust sensory discrimination test methods in terms of operational power because discrimination tests using food/beverages with high sodium contents might be more prone to adaptation and memory bias which might reduce the operational power of the test methods.
Phylogenetics and population genetics are fields of science extremely dependent on both quality and quantity of DNA sequence data, as both disciplines provide more robust results by including more genes (i.e., more loci) and operational taxonomic units (OTUs) (Graybeal 1998; Hillis 1998; Mitchell et al. 2000; Wiens 2006; Baurain et al. 2007).
This study will therefore be significant in assessing efficiency using more robust techniques and generate information that will be useful for policy, planning and operational management.
Based on this approach a more robust strategy is proposed which takes account simultaneously of the effect of errors in both the accelerances and operational responses.
Although clusters implementing the Pilot Programme were not selected randomly, due to the operational requirements of starting a pilot, scale-up in 2014 includes random assignment of clusters to generate more robust comparisons.
Other criticism was more robust.
