Sentence examples for notable robustness from inspiring English sources

It affords notable robustness to common hostile attacks, while requires lower communicational costs and introduces only a slight (about 200ms) processing delay.

The advantages of this technique are the ability to correctly identify the response of rate constants to experimental interventions able to modify hepatic glucose metabolism and a notable robustness with respect to data optimization.

In light of this consideration, we apply compressed sensing (CS) [15 17] to speech encryption, due to its promising capability in signal compression and its notable robustness to hostile attacks.

As show in Figures 4 and 5, the performance of the result has about 3%to4%4% drop (conversely, the performance improvement with HMMD modeling, with the duration modeling on the introns in particular, is improved 3%-43%-4%this case, with a notable robustness at handling multiple genes in a sequence as seen in the intron submodel that includes duration information in [12]).

The approach described in this work begins by generating a large number of amino acid sequences using ROSETTA [Dantas G et al. (2003) J Mol Biol 332 449 460], a program with notable robustness in the assignment of amino acids to a known three-dimensional structure.

It is notable that robustness in the context of industrial applications does not have the same meaning as robustness with respect to environmental release.

The corresponding standard deviations were always below 4% of the mean values, showing the notable numerical robustness of the numerical process.

This comes as a surprise to hear – her onstage persona today is notable for its robustness, especially compared with other newbies.

It is notable that this robustness of male fertility is not likely due to simple bilateral redundancy in the nervous system, since all the GAL4-expression patterns that we observed were bilaterally symmetrical.

We also present some of the most notable works elucidating the robustness of the methods and descriptors for QSAR development by ARK.

In this sense, robust sequences will tend to have low (strongly negative) values of D. By contrast, sequences under strong structural constraints will tend to have increased variance, as even single nucleotide mutations may bring about notable changes in the structural profile, and their robustness will therefore be decreased.