Sentence examples for most robust components from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the most robust components of the pol polyprotein – the RT, RNAse H and INT – usually support the traditional perspective originally delineated by RT analyses [ 12].

The P300 is one of the most robust components within ERP research and the amplitude of the P300 component rises with lower objective probability and lower subjective certainty about the occurrence of the target stimulus [ 2].

Although interaction between the patient and the practitioner is suggested as the most robust component of context effect, behaviour, communication and interaction between patient and practitioner are difficult to change and may be hard to reproduce.

For monitoring the disease course, the use of only the most robust EP components has been recommended (Comi et al. 1999) and has been found useful (Fuhr et al. 2001; Schlaeger et al. 2012a, b, 2013).

At the beginning, we designed the system so that it was the most robust and reliable, but using very expensive components.

A recent comparison on multivariate analyses of presence/absence data matrices indicated that principal component analyses (PCA) provide the most robust results [85].

In particular, reduced amplitude of the duration deviant mismatch negativity (MMN) component is one of the most robust and reliable findings in schizophrenia [ 2].

The modular design emerges as the most robust framework to construct a minimal cell from natural molecular components.

The most robust models were based on the latency of the early components: M50R, M70L and M70R.

The most robust electrophysiological findings in alcoholism are related to the P3 component (Porjesz et al. 2005), a large positive going wave that occurs between 300 and 600 ms after the stimulus (Duncan et al. 2009; Sutton et al. 1965).

The most robust evidence for delirium prevention [ 17] relates to non-pharmacological multi-component interventions involving assessment of patients to identify and then modify risk factors associated with delirium.