Sentence examples for more robust responses from inspiring English sources

The group of students who reported musical training in childhood had more robust responses — their brains were better able to pick out essential elements, like pitch, in the complex sounds when they were tested.

The report concluded: "It is difficult to see how this [the murder] could have been predicted but the question remains open as to whether more robust responses may have prevented (Ms Cruz's) death".

Subtle differences in topography were also seen, specifically in that the Japanese group showed more robust responses than the American listeners at left hemisphere scalp sites that probably index activity from the superior temporal gyrus.

Both groups varied significantly from FVB parents and not from B6 parents, suggesting a dominantly inherited trait, but those with B6 mothers showed more robust responses than those mice with FVB mothers.

It should be noted that we identified a number of epitopes in the present study that evoked more robust responses in some of the patients than were observed with our previously identified collection of "dominant" epitopes.

Indeed, in this dataset, MR-proANP provided more robust responses than BNP in most analyses.

A much more robust response was required from London, Washington and Paris.

Her response to the heritage controversy has been muddled and only recently has she come out with a more robust response.

Though such moves will annoy China, its growing assertiveness is generating a more robust response (see article).

President Obama, who will need a more robust response in the campaign, is negotiating drastic cuts to avoid government default.

Though he praised a number of individual measures, he added: "We needed a more robust response to put in place a strong manufacturing strategy now".