Sentence examples for more robust systems from inspiring English sources

Thus, for the MAPK cascades, robustness coefficient of the cascade output MK-PP was measured as: R MK − PP,TPV M = − ∑ p = 1 N l o g M K − P P p M K − P P 0 N, Robustness by its definition is a negative quantity [ 8, 23], implying that value of robustness coefficient closer to zero corresponds to more robust systems.

Multi-robot approaches promise faster results and more robust systems as each individual robot becomes dispensable.

There are also more robust systems that you can use to provide access (for yourself, your family or the public) to the interviews.

"In future the department needs to be more vigilant, more inquisitive and have more robust systems in place than it has had in the past if in future it is to play its part in preventing and countering the issues".

In 2004, practitioners in both parties believed that the reelection campaign of George W. Bush had better voter data and more robust systems for collecting, managing and analyzing it, more sophisticated field efforts and better technologies that supported voter contact.

Here are some things we could adopt to help build a better commenting environment: User-driven moderating: Create more robust systems of user moderation and teach people how you want them to participate online by training and rewarding them.

Now we have a much more robust system in place".

York also calls for a more robust system allowing challenges to Twitter's actions.

However, a more robust system would involve a stylus perfectly adapted to the NTSC camera.

"We need a more robust system that goes beyond schooling" and includes social services.

Vice President Gore generally supports the Clinton approach, while George W. Bush, the presumed Republican candidate, favors a more robust system.