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Williams also hailed the tournament's round-robin format as reliably robust preparation for the Australian Open.

But the owners say that they, like many other investors, relied entirely on their reliably robust statements from Madoff to see how their investments were faring, and lacked the sophistication and expertise to have suspected wrongdoing.

The unemployment rate fell, from 8.1 percent in August to 7.8 percent last month, a welcome drop, though it appears to be partly due to a statistical fluke and partly to more part-time employment, which is better than no work, but hardly the sign of a reliably robust job market.

The advantages of coag-flocculation over other methods include: (1) its simplicity and less energy demand, (2) low cost and (3) reliably robust and efficient [3, 4].

γ comprises three very closely related 18S-types, individually for which it would have been effectively impossible to design reliably robust primers.

Here we present a new algorithm to reliably create robust Purkinje networks within the human heart.

The results show that the proposed method is able to confidently and reliably find robust optimal solutions without significant extra computational burden.

Attempts to measure these hiPSC-CMs in medium without TID proved unsuccessful as even the control cells failed to reliably generate robust bead displacement.

i., n = 4 in each group) and response to gastric distention (Figure 4A.ii).. RTX reliably produces a robust and long-lasting (weeks to months) chemical de-afferentation [28].

The capsaicin analog, RTX, reliably produces a robust and long-lasting (weeks to months) chemical de-afferentation [28] and is an ultrapotent TRPV1 receptor agonist that causes desensitization of extrinsic afferents when applied locally, was used to assess the effects of ongoing activity in these nerves on depression-like behavior.

The Deese/Roediger McDermott (DRM) paradigm is frequently used to examine false memory because it reliably induces a robust false-recognition effect (Roediger and McDermott 1995).