Sentence examples for promoting robustness from inspiring English sources

The discussion emphasizes how class hierarchies for OO FEA platforms may be designed to ease implementation, verification, and maintenance while promoting robustness and generality.

Taken together with previous work, this result could be interpreted as an additional specific example of how increased loop complexity can confer greater flexibility on a cellular circuit, in turn promoting robustness against environmental fluctuations [ 10].

Previous research has illustrated examples of microRNAs promoting robustness as part of feedback loops and genetic switches and by buffering noisy gene expression resulting from environmental and/or internal changes.

We describe how, in a seemingly paradoxical manner, opposite properties, such as high stability and rigidity versus conformational plasticity and structural order versus disorder, promote robustness and/or innovability.

Hysteresis promotes robustness in the maintenance of the induced state.

Hysteresis is known to promote robustness in the maintenance of the induced state [13], [27].

This modular heterogeneity was suggestive of architectural redundancy that could promote robustness [ 57, 59].

Therefore, the larger cyanobacterial system comprises a coupled PTO/TTFL circuitry, and these coupled oscillators promote robustness and resilience.

On the one hand, negative autoregulation promotes robustness [ 15], but it can also cause oscillations if the process introduces a delay [ 16- 18].

Furthermore, the use of the ℓ1 norm promotes robustness in the method with respect to outliers in the data being used for classification [ 8], discarding bad training samples and allowing the handling of noisy data.

For example, high levels of myelination and more densely packed axonal pathways enable shorter and faster communication paths by promoting shorter transmission delays, which in turn may facilitate synchronous information processing, promote robustness, and reduce noise during communication (Laughlin and Sejnowski 2003; Kaiser and Hilgetag 2006; Bullmore and Sporns 2012).