Sentence examples for most robust projections from inspiring English sources

Now, in this new paper, published in the journal Nature, researchers give their most "robust" projections yet.

One of the most robust projections of the subiculum via the postcommissural fornix is to the medial mammillary nucleus.

QTL for bud set were identified and the projection of the most robust QTL on the P. trichocarpa genome, associated to previous gene expression studies, allowed the identification of CGs underlying the QTL.

New York is worse off than other places not just because of its dependence on the financial services industry but also because most large transactions during the go-go years were highly leveraged and underwritten with robust projections of rent growth, Mr. Chandan said.

The national science agency CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology have released the projections based on 40 global climate models, producing what they said was the most robust picture yet of how Australia's climate would change.

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In recent years, lenders competed feverishly to make loans, often underwriting them with robust projections of rent growth.

The income from these highly leveraged properties is expected to fall short of the robust projections of rental growth that were made when the buildings changed hands.

After all, the countries with the most robust economies are paying most of the bills.

For more robust projections, says Manga, "we need more and better data".

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