She strongly denied there was a wider problem with the company's "very robust" document handling.
As I make clear in my book A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State, the Constitution has been steadily chipped away at, undermined, eroded, whittled down, and generally discarded to such an extent that what we are left with today is but a shadow of the robust document adopted more than two centuries ago.
Details highlighted included the importance of a robust documentation framework for distributing public help documents, as well as close collaboration between the curators and reviewers.
"Scottish Rugby submitted a compelling and robust bid document to World Rugby in August last year to continue to host a round of the Sevens World Series," the SRU said in a statement.
In particular, the proposed robust spoken document processing techniques are used for content description across a wide variety of program genres and for efficient topic segmentation of news, reports and documentaries.
As it has now become the basis for Notes, it's clear that Dropbox is not aiming to compete directly with Microsoft Office by offering its own robust, online document creation service in the cloud, like Google did with Google Drive (Docs), but is instead focused on making it easier to create simple notes as a part of Dropbox user's daily workflow.
Cochrane Reviews use robust, well documented searching methods and are likely to include a high proportion of the available studies in any clinical field [3], [23].
However, the robust associations documented between CRP and QoL across a variety of measures indicates that the relationship may be causal, and deserving of further exploration.
(DP, CSO) In response to our questions on what evidence the respondents consider as robust, we documented eight characteristics of robust evidence as perceived by our respondents, namely quality/accuracy, credibility, relevance, accessibility, comprehensiveness, context specificity, of national scale, and representativeness of evidence.
