Sentence examples for robust critical from inspiring English sources

Although the festival was cancelled (possibly to Lambert's good fortune, for a field of drunk metal fans may well have offered a robust critical assessment of a reality show singer fronting one of rock's most revered bands), the pairing will still appear at five European shows this summer.

However, robust critical testing of competing arguments depends in turn on the rhetorical quality of the persuasive process.

Table 3 Panel cointegration test Statistic Value Robust p value Gt −0.940 0.886 Ga −2.998 0.427 Pt −9.033 0.088 Pa −4.512 0.016 Robust critical value obtained bootstrapping with 1000 replications.

We identify opportunities to improve the fertilization assay that will allow robust critical and comparative analysis between species and their sensitivities to trace metals during external fertilization, and enable data to be more readily extrapolated to field conditions.

Rather than simply redefining "theory" as the modest result of NRE, WRE requires a robust, critical role for many kinds of traditional moral, political, and social theories in constraining the results of NRE, such as those reached at the level of fields like bioethics.

The provision of robust effective critical care along with ICU functionality (efficiency) are vital parts of effective disaster medical response.

The aggregation is updated according to operators' performance so that it is robust to critical errors and conflicting signals.

Agreements between some of our clients and the New York State Department of Financial Services ("NYSDFS"), proved popular enough that FBI Director Wray recently pointed to them as a model of "responsible encryption" that solves the problem of "going dark" without compromising robust encryption critical to our nation's business infrastructure.

Improvements to make library preparation faster and more robust are critical, including automation and optimization of each step in the protocol.

The most robust and critical endpoint is to demonstrate a reduction in cardiomyocyte death, which can be easily measured by cell viability (in cell models of simulated acute I/R insult) or myocardial infarct size (in ex vivo and in vivo models of acute I/R insult).

The culture secretary, Maria Miller, has suggested that the BBC Trust, its governing body, should be more robust in pursuing critical inquiries into what has gone wrong.