Sentence examples for more robust proxy from inspiring English sources

In that case, removing the temporary component of total factor productivity (TFP*) as in the previous cases, by considering the informational content of the imbalance indicators, could lead to a more robust proxy of the technological progress of the economy.

A perhaps more robust proxy, distance to shore, showed a very strong correlation with the outlier loci in LG1, including the well-studied Pan-I polymorphism, for which inshore-offshore divergence has also been demonstrated in Iceland and Norway (Fevolden and Pogson 1997; Pampoulie et al. 2006; Wennevik et al. 2008).

We conclude with an overview of new directions for this interdisciplinary research on Anthropocene human-earth systems, including: modeling more diverse decision-making strategies for land-use, developing more sophisticated models of vegetation dynamics and fire ecology, and generating digital proxy data for more robust model validation against the empirical record.

Again, Combined Kaldi, Proxy Kaldi, and Syn-Syll Comb systems outperform the rest due to the more robust ASR subsystem.

However, in the absence of more robust real-world data (and, indeed, further research to this end would be highly valuable), the proxy allows us to exploit the currently available data resources to obtain a timely insight into this relevant clinical issue.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

And, crucially, it's more robust.

We have to be more robust.

Headlines in newspapers, as you know, are often quite robust – more robust than the articles themselves".

Other case studies, starting in Sumerian times, are more robust.