Sentence examples for provide a robust description of from inspiring English sources
Together they provide a robust description of a wide variety of scenes.
The language supports modeling of requirements, structure, behavior, and parametrics to provide a robust description of a system, its components, and its environment.
We aimed to provide a robust description of pulmonary immune responses in the mice infected by the virus.
This has allowed calculation of regional risk-adjusted kidney donation rates that provide a robust description of the current variations in DCD kidney donation in the UK.
In our view any model that fails to incorporate obligatory H2 loss as a fundamental aspect of N2 activation is unlikely to provide a robust description of the chemistry associated with the biological process.
Importantly, the developed model is independent of specific actors and events, providing a robust description of the domain that remains applicable in almost all perceivable situations.
In addition, the inclusion of fuzzy arguments, against which data values can be compared, greatly reduces the potential for combinatorial explosion that often occurs in expert systems that rely on categorical data interpretation, while at the same time providing a robust description of complex systems.
This one-parameter impulse response function provided a robust description of the tracer concentration time-course in the PV for CO and MG [ 14].
Our description of the endosymbiont-to-organelle conversion as a coherent step-wise genetic integration of prokaryotic functions into the host chromosome makes a strong case for a host-guided process and thereby provides a robust description of organellogenenesis in a way not seen in previous models.
The end-hour ICP manually recorded by experienced nurses is reliable and provides a robust description of the general ICP trend, but on the basis of this measurement alone, a number of episodes of HICP (some of long duration) may be missed, with the risk of underestimating the severity of a patient's injury and the intensity of treatment required.
In this study, we aimed to provide a robust quantitative description of secondary growth that could serve as a reference frame for future investigations.
