Sentence examples for relatively robust that from inspiring English sources

While the Australian economy is relatively robust, that does not necessarily mean our higher education sector is immune to global change.

Male spermatogenesis is a relatively robust activity that is maintained for a long period of time in a mammal's lifespan.

Although the ACT framework does highlight relatively robust actions that are recommended across multiple plausible futures, it does not directly help one prioritize and decide whether to take actions that are only recommended under a subset of future scenarios.

Now a team of researchers has tested the additivity assumption and found that it is relatively robust at exposure levels typical for humans [ EHP 113:1139–1134].

"I find it rather ironic that the administration is emphasizing the need for reliable data given both the relatively robust crime data that we already have and the president's unwillingness to accept the validity of data that doesn't confirm his positions," Stoughton said.

Because DIALIGN does not perform alignments following a guide tree, the alignments produced were expected to be relatively robust to artifacts that may be introduced when aligning divergent sequences in a pairwise manner [ 57].

Each has raised its main rate by a quarter of a percentage point in recent months, reflecting the relatively robust recovery that those countries have enjoyed this year.

We show that direct multistep forecasting provides forecasts that are relatively robust to breaks, and that its benefits increase with the forecast horizon.

In particular, many economic phenomena seem to follow qualitative economic laws that are relatively robust in the sense that they are persistent across time and space.

Evidence for this hypothesis is provided by genetic studies in healthy individuals that have been relatively robust for the identification of genes that influence cognition, including a recent meta-analysis of over 7000 subjects that implicated the schizophrenia candidate gene, DTNBP1, in general cognitive ability across multiple healthy volunteer groups (Zhang et al, 2010).

Auction markets such as eBay have developed relatively robust risk management approaches that are able to operate in their relatively information poor C2C environment.