Sentence examples for more robust transition from inspiring English sources

In other areas of Iraq that have endured greater violence, a more robust "transition task force" is being used.

The scientific objective is the improvement of 3D physics studies through a more robust transition to higher confinement regimes in both Reversed Field Pinch (RFP) and Tokamak configuration obtained thanks to an advanced system for the active control of MHD instabilities.

In contrast, although the RNA Pol II association at the promoter was lower with LPS-induced genes, LPS activation results in a more robust transition from initiation to elongation mode.

Our results of higher and broader gene expression but fast mRNA decay rates also provide evidence that miRNA dampening of the output of preexisting transcripts facilitates a more rapid and robust transition to new expression programs.

PNs can enable more robust integrations using transitions, showing a deeper connection between technologies and integrations.

Compared with DEM, the hybrid method is more robust in modelling the transition from continuum to discontinuum due to the asperity degradation and the formation and grinding of irregular-shaped gouges.

The paper concludes by considering how disagreements between sub-niche actors could lead to productive mutual learning and the possibility of forging solutions contributing to more robust and equitable sustainability transitions.

The researchers behind SHAttered are nonetheless hoping their work will generate more momentum to accelerate the transition to more robust hash algorithms — given how much the technique speeds up SHA-1 attacks.

Since error threshold is a selective transition to more robust phenotypes when the mutation rate is increased, we will study in this section how error threshold is affected by considering neutrality and/or canalization in the master and mutant phenotypes.

In most papers the error catastrophe is equated to the loss of the master sequence [ 1, 17- 19], in other papers it is taken to be the delocalization of the population over the sequence space [ 20- 23], while in others it is defined as a transition to more robust regions of the sequence space [ 24].

Future studies based on cohort studies should provide more robust findings, particularly regarding the childhood/adulthood transition, and should propose appropriate treatment strategies.