Surprisingly, copeptin was less robust in time-dependent analyses with cTnT than MR-proANP, but this may reflect differences in their pathophysiology.
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Peter Kelly, director of the Poverty Alliance, said the SQA had committed to introduce a "robust" system in time for next year's exam season, to monitor exact pay rates for each invigilator, some of whom are now being recruited.
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Furthermore, robust properties in time scale and metabolite organization were identify and one concluded that they are a consequence of the combined performance of redundancies and variability in metabolite participation.
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We propose a monaural system based on binary time-frequency masking with an emphasis on robust decisions in time-frequency regions, where harmonics from different sources overlap.
As a result, the optimal filtering equations similar to the traditional Kalman-Bucy ones are obtained in the form dual to the Smith predictor, commonly used for robust control design in time delay systems.
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The growth of numerical oscillations is suppressed by conserving the L2 norm, and the code is numerically stable and robust in a long time simulation.
