Sentence examples for robust equivalent from inspiring English sources

Finally, the normalized values were standardized to obtain the NZ score, which is a more robust equivalent of the more commonly used Z score.

We will then compute improvement effect sizes and between-group effect sizes [ 72] or robust equivalents [see [ 73]].

A field of "religion and non-religion" is not perfect: it's like extending women's studies to "men and women's studies" – it is merely a next step towards the development of a more robust conceptual equivalent to gender.

In several experiments, robust analgesia (equivalent to about 4 mg/kg of morphine) in male rats to thermal stimuli following exposures to weak (1 μT) complex magnetic fields was explored.

All three PER3 VNTR genotypes, however, demonstrated robust and equivalent cumulative decreases in cognitive performance and physiological alertness, and cumulative increases in sleepiness across chronic PSD, with increasing daily inter-subject variability.

We have developed a reliable and robust tissue equivalent (TE) alternative to HAM, Real Architecture for 3D Tissue (RAFT).

Statistical differences between groups were robust, so equivalent decisions were usually obtained from more efficient standard density indices.

This model is a relevant, reliable, ready-to-use, and robust skin equivalent validated for in vitro alternative testing safety determination and Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical substances (REACh -compliant alteREACh -compliantespecting ethicalternativesersity.

This paper presents a simple and computationally efficient methodology for computing robust dynamic equivalents.

This method has shown robust, consistent and equivalent data from viabilities over > 20 runs over more than 24 months.

An equivalent robust upregulation of HIF2α, but not of HIF1α, was observed in primary breast cancer cells (Fig. 1i, j).