Sentence examples for relatively more robust from inspiring English sources

If IESIL finds no matching points finally, VS, which is relatively more robust under big errors shall be assumed as the alternative.

We present and use the method proposed by Imai and Berns (IB) [28] which was found to be relatively more robust to noise.

It is also worth mentioning here that DSSS is relatively more robust than CCK because of 11 chips per bit that are spread on 22 MHz band.

Pterosaur humeri are relatively more robust at large sizes, indicating a trend of positive allometry.

This illustrates that, although they too did eventually clonally exhaust in culture, they were relatively more robust than the unipotent CFU-Fs.

Although the mechanism underlying disease resistance remains largely unclear, it is likely that NOR mice have a relatively more robust regulatory T cell function than their NOD counterparts [24].

Residual fluoride from the activation process has been found to interfere with coating formation and surface activation by nitric acid yields a relatively thinner but more robust coating.

It is observed that the acceleration response is relatively more stable and robust in external load estimation than other response components.

We think that automated composition can be an important item in the developer's utility belt akin to code completion and refactoring in modern integrated development environments but for that to happen it must be simple to use, non-intrusive, relatively fast, and more robust to human failures.

Its forelimbs were relatively shorter and more robust than those of Allosaurus but were otherwise similar: each hand bore three clawed digits.

Differs from Godinotia Franzen, 2000b (Geiseltal-untere Mittelkohle) in having relatively shorter and more robust limbs.