Sentence examples for more robust set from inspiring English sources

The Home Office hopes to publish a more robust set of numbers next summer.

"We're going to need a more scalable, more robust set of digital offerings that meet our consumers' and marketers' needs," Mr. Sauerberg said.

Like the Opportunity Atlas, legal epidemiology is longitudinal, examining laws and policies across time and jurisdiction, providing for a more robust set of data and a more nuanced understanding.

We believe these amendments…will provide for a more robust set of controls over client assets designed to prevent those assets from being lost, misused, misappropriated or subject to advisers' financial reverses.

But in order to do so, policy makers will need a much more robust set of models that address the complex interplay of factors affecting water supply and use.

We thus (i) identify promising approaches that present principles close to core criteria for sustainability and (ii) provide starting points for developing a more robust set of principles by bringing together the examined literature.

In the United States and Europe, with their much more robust sets of native predators, feral cats rarely flourish unless they are being fed by people.

Several methods have been reported in autocorrelation domain, leading to more robust sets of features.

An additional improvement of signatures could be expected from the application of latest generation microarray platforms with more exhaustive (exon rather than transcript coverage) and more robust sets of gene specific probes [ 23].

Such a strategy has been employed to finding gene co-expression networks (Lee et al., 2004; Stuart et al., 2003) and for defining more robust sets of cancer-related genes (Griffith et al., 2006).

We look to conduct more surveys later on this week so that we have a more robust data set.