Sentence examples for robust innovations from inspiring English sources

Programs that received VANA funding generally proposed realistic and robust innovations, although challenged programs often had to delay the implementation of these activities due to logistical barriers created by partnerships that did not have pre-existing clinical placement agreements with their VA partner and thus were not fully aware of the demands associated with such arrangements.

By comparison California, with its ambition to lead the solar game and its robust innovation culture, has thrived.

Although if she starts a new job or participates in government programs in your state, some official might — will, we hope — notice that she is simultaneously working in another state, suggesting either fraud or the ability to travel at hyperspeed, which, if the latter, could be the technological breakthrough America needs to be a country of robust innovation (not like that ridiculous Segway).

If you watch the battle between P&G and Unilever right now, it's all about who can build a more robust innovation culture.

The paper suggests that creating a robust innovation ecosystem requires the following mechanisms at the national level to provide the supporting infrastructure: (1) creation of new institutions; (2) policies to generate demand; (3) institutional support for linkages to build capabilities.

"I reject both extremes in favor of a strong and sensible framework -- one that protects Internet freedom and openness and promotes robust innovation and investment," Genachowski said.

But as Detroit leaders develop a robust innovation ecosystem that can foster entrepreneurial growth, how can it also nurture a diverse array of entrepreneurs and create opportunities for inclusive innovation?

Research and development in the past twenty five years, much of which has been funded by the government through the Veterans Administration, the Department of Defense, the NIH and other agencies, along with robust innovation in the prosthetic field itself, has enabled individuals who have lost limbs to regain remarkable levels of function and independence.

At the molecular level, the diversification of the Wnt and BMP signaling pathways and the presence of 183 novel transcription factors appear as robust eumetazoan innovations (supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online), in agreement with previous reports (Kusserow et al. 2005; Saina et al. 2009; Galliot and Quiquand 2011).

By contrast, periods of light antitrust activity, such as in the 1920s and 1980s, have been periods of robust growth, innovation and soaring share prices.

The above findings remain robust when innovation quality is examined.