Sentence examples for robust context from inspiring English sources

Health financing reforms, actions and interventions cannot happen in a purposeful way without robust, context specific evidence.

These effects validated our experimental design and provided a robust context for demonstrating 2 novel effects of interest: 1) Evidence that first language reading involves more lexical/semantic processing when a second language with the same alphabet is learnt was demonstrated by increased left pars orbitalis activation with greater second language vocabulary knowledge.

To overcome existing limitations, in this paper, we propose a new region growing method for robust context-free segmentation of unordered point clouds based on geometrical continuities.

Understanding and, if possible, eliminating this level of regulation is a relevant goal in enabling robust, context-independent performance of decarboxylases in industrial isobutanol-producing strains.

This provides evidence that the shooter bias is robust against context variations.

Variations in angiosperm DNA content (Bennett and Leitch 2005) have been interpreted in a robust phylogenetic context to reconstruct genome size evolution, revealing the ancestral genome size to be relatively small (1.4 pg/1 C) (Soltis et al. 2003).

Such an approach could not only provide more robust biological context, but also leverage data from cohorts that may not be large enough to yield high numbers of genome-wide significant GWAS results for complex traits such as allergic rhinitis.

In addition, the knowledge gained herein may provide insight into other species radiations that have endured similar conditions, and serves as a model for the study of diversification rates and ecological fluctuations in the robust phylogenetic context of a recent, rapid radiation.

Although such a mechanism of dynamic prior information encoding and integration may underlie perceptual bias arising in the short-term and in a context-dependent manner [1], it does not account for the often irreversible, robust and context-independent changes in perception that result from long-term, developmental experience [7], [8].

We adopt the robust shape contexts descriptor to construct the matching function.

This distinction has been shown to be both general and robust across contexts, although " All are related by the central core of expectancies" (p.18) [ 19].