Sentence examples for robust literature from inspiring English sources

A robust literature assessing the toxicity of engineered nanomaterials to terrestrial\agricultural plant species has begun to develop.

Based on a robust literature review and some prior experiences, three different extents selected for each modifier and then specimens were made.

Given the robust literature pointing to a link between physician-patient communication and patient outcomes, NCM-patient communication merits closer examination.

Another solution is provided by consistent and robust literature showing that people better understand risk information (in terms of gross comparison and risk assessment tasks) if risks are presented in terms of frequencies (e.g., 5 out of 100 people) rather than in percentages (5%%) [66, 69].

There is now a robust literature supporting the benefits of comprehensive smoke alarm installation programs in many types of populations, including rural and urban areas (Cooper et al. [2012]; Liu et al. [2011]; Ta et al. [2006]; Yang et al. [2008]; Peek-Asa et al. [2010]; Gielen et al. [2013]).

There is a reasonably robust literature exploring the determinants of multiple job holding, but little on how it varies over the cycle.5 CPS data, much of it from an earlier era, have been used by others to examine the incidence of multiple job holding (Stinson 1987, 1990; Kimmel and Powell 1999).

In the present study, we aimed to develop and test a robust literature-based method for evaluating the overall quality, as determined by functional cohesion, of microarray experiments.

Classical prediction error system identification methods deliver uncertainty regions which are nonstandard in the robust control literature.

This methodology, adapted from the robust control literature, is easily applied to uncertain acoustic duct systems possessing significant time delays.

In this study, structured singular values are used in a different way from those commonly used in the robust control literature.

Building on an appraisal of the weak technology for promoting cognitive development and the lack of a robust research literature on what works, I examine patterns in educational achievement across the nation, and their association with students' social characteristics, and follow with an assessment of the standing of the U.S. in international perspective.