Sentence examples for much less robust from inspiring English sources

Modern humans are typically much less robust in body form and skeleton than Neanderthals.

The frozen embryos at fertility centers are much less robust, medical experts say.

The IPL is "pretty much recession-proof"; English county cricket looks much less robust.

"The economy was much less robust and diversified, so there really wasn't anything else to do".

The District lost points because its education data system is much less robust than those in Tennessee and Delaware.

Any type of fuel cell should first be proven in devices much less robust than the common, everyday cell phone.

In finance, the link between effort and profit is much less robust than in dentistry or manufacturing.

We found that for determining outliers, we could have almost as good accuracy using a much less burdensome robust 1D 'location finder' as in a more accurate but slower robust multivariate processing.

Hal Winsborough Madison, Wis., April 2, 2009 • To the Editor: It should surprise no one that few hospitals have installed any electronic health records, much less the robust systems now proposed in the federal stimulus package.

Not unexpectedly, control cells propagated in M9L medium, which is much less nutritionally robust than LB, showed a much higher proportion of protein expression in the COG categories of cell wall membrane and envelope biogenesis (m), amino acid transport and metabolism (e), and energy production and conversion (c).

Introduced by the Olympus Corporation in 1969, the Microcassette used the same width tape (3.81 mm) as the more common Philips Compact Cassette but housed it in a much smaller and less robust plastic shell.