Sentence examples for more robust selection from inspiring English sources

The store she spoke at on Tuesday was renovated a couple of months ago and expanded to include produce and a more robust selection of grocery items.

While live TV services like Sling have a more robust selection of channels, CBS All Access is an affordable way to just tack on access to live local news, nightly news, and now, 24/7 news, too.

What's been less appealing, however, was spending too much on new Fire tablet when the iPad today has a more robust selection of the apps my daughter wants to use.

If a video stream related to one person needs to be analyzed, we use the first second of the stream in order to perform a more robust selection of the adapted model.

The OPLS-DA model based on these homogeneous spectra will enable a more robust selection of biomarkers.

The coincidence selection as a nonparametric approach provides more robust selection criterion and can be used for assays with only duplicate arrays.

It fits and looks better, has a more robust app selection and, at $199, it's pretty nicely priced.

In addition, XP-CLR is more robust to selection from standing variation (Chen et al. 2010).

Compared with classical pedigree-based analysis, the proposed method is more robust to selection among parents and for confounding of environmental and genetic effects.

Since the genomic IBD model uses mainly within-family variation, it is expected to be more robust to selection among parents.

To make more robust estimates, selection coefficients were estimated for each host treatment by pooling together data from different replications using only five of the nine inoculants for the 2004A and 2004B collections.