Sentence examples for robust continuity from inspiring English sources
The resulting robust continuity of care enhances the patient's postoperative experience, in part by promoting greater mutual familiarity and thereby reducing patient and family anxiety.
"I'd expect [the banking industry] to a) have a pretty robust business continuity strategy, and b) insurance that will tend to spread and buffer the economic costs of disruption," says Demeritt.
John A. Fratta, the district manager of Bronx Community Board 11, said that with the area now protected against oversized development, Morris Park thrives as a low-rise neighborhood that both welcomes newcomers and maintains a robust sense of continuity among longtime residents.
On top of this they are more resilient and most will have robust disaster recovery and continuity plans in place".
Robust research into improving continuity is essential to inform future policy.
These perturbations in treatment regimen, both in terms of dose level and continuity provided robust information about the system that was critical to inform parameter estimation.
Murphy and Knudsen (2002) used register data from Denmark to show that intergenerational continuities are robust to the inclusion of both socioeconomic variables and birth order as possibly confounding factors.
This chapter devises a robust methodology for applying the continuity constraint to solve a variety of early vision problems.
"If the fed continues reducing QE purchases, it will likely have a consequent impact on long-term interest rates, underscoring a key risk to the continuity of the robust pace of housing market recovery," said David McMullin of WhiteSand Research.
The experimental protocol is based on manual tracking of a target moving on a regular path (eight-shaped path), thus combining continuity with a robust spatio-temporal constraint (the so called power law that links speed and trajectory [18]).
A robust solution scheme for the basic flux and continuity equations is used to describe filtration and expression.
