Sentence examples for most robust measures from inspiring English sources

One of the most robust measures of neoplastic progression of PSCs under self-renewing conditions is faster growth rate and to some extent protection from apoptosis.

This is despite the recognition that asset based measures are, in LAMIC, one of the most robust measures of SEP [ 22].

Results obtained with the ROF and dinucleotide ZOM measures were, in general, varied, and it is our impression that the MCM, and penta- and hexanucleotide ZOMs were the most robust measures in terms of phylogeny.

Haldane described this ratio as "the most robust measure of bank capital adequacy".

However, the average degree (AD), which is the most robust measure of network topology along with CC, of the network for bacterioplankton and inter-kingdom were significant higher for the networks in XKB43.

The NG measure showed to be the most robust measure.

Medians therefore provide the most robust measure of central tendency and the non-parametric Mann–Whitney U the most appropriate corresponding statistical test.

The most robust measure of injurious falls is considered to be peripheral fracture rate, verified by radiological evidence [ 13, 29, 78].

However, since the BPRS Total score is the summation of 24 questions it might be considered to be the largest, most robust measure of symptom severity in this study.

The second appendix survey has provided the most robust measure of abnormal prion prevalence to date, and has shown a wider birth cohort and all genotypes to be affected.

Arguably the most robust measure of reliability is the 'parallel scan inter-reader' (included in our study) because it is a comparison between two ultrasonographer-readers scanning the same patient.