Sentence examples for more robust testing from inspiring English sources

"There needs to be much more robust testing, especially in the areas of emissions and durability before midlevels are introduced into nonflex-fuel vehicles," Mr. Martin said.

"Rio was very inspiring and there was a crazy medal tally for us, for whatever reason, whether partly that the Russians were not there in numbers or because of more robust testing.

Future studies using clinical scenario-based questions related to permanent tooth avulsion and its management will enable more robust testing of dentists' knowledge.

Given that the assumptions of Peto's paradox are not supported by strong evidence, our review suggests alternative ways for a more robust testing of the correlation (or rather lack of it) between body size and cancer risk.

This allows for a more robust test of the relations among the predictor variables and cost system sophistication.

Two decades later, a research group led by Lucy Johnston of the University of Canterbury, in New Zealand, performed a more robust test of the idea.

A more robust test of PHA homopolymer production was performed between LSBJ and RSC02 using the methods described above, with two key differences.

Moreover, in order to provide more robust tests of hypotheses concerning effects of educational systems, information from a larger number of destination countries would be necessary.

By using a mismatch of faces between study and test to better approximate an eyewitness decision, this experiment provides a more robust test of the mediation involved in facial recognition, which allows for a better evaluation of the relative judgment theory.

We chose a wide range of populations for our studies to provide a more robust test of our hypotheses and show that unethical amnesia affects not only college students but also employed adults.

In order to provide a more robust test, multiple experts could be consulted.