Additionally the optimization process is made more robust by using the trust region strategy in the implementation of the Gauss Newton method, which is another original contribution of this work.
Past social capital literature suggests that the association between generalized trust and health is the more robust [ 9], resulting in trust being labelled an independent predictor of health [ 31, 39].
In general, the likelihood ratio test is more robust and should be trusted more when conflicting with the Wald test (Hayes 2006).
Labour would abolish the Independent Police Complaints Commission and replace it with a tougher and much more robust Police Standards Authority to restore public trust in the police, the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has promised.
Updated at 2.00pm BST 1.48pm BST Lunchtime summary Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, has announced that Labour would abolish the Independent Police Complaints Commission and replace it with a tougher and much more robust Police Standards Authority to restore public trust in the police.
Labour will abolish the Independent Police Complaint Commission and replace it with a tougher and much more robust Police Standards Authority to restore public trust in the police, the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, promised today.
Better options could include: Setting up a representative local 'civil assembly' – a more robust version of the foundation trusts governors model – to act as a sounding board for CCG decision-making.
She said actions had been taken "to ensure there is now a much more robust approach to asbestos management across the trust, including a revised policy...making individual responsibilities much clearer".
Being a good listener and truly connecting with people has led to more robust strategies and a deeper sense of trust, which in turn has allowed for greater comfort in taking risks together and navigating choppy waters.
As the project evolved and milestones were met, trust between partners became more robust but still needed to be carefully monitored.
What we have here is a demand and supply problem: many people want this information, and more consumers would trust it if the sites had more robust offerings.
