It was the largest and most robust member of its genus, and the hackles were longer and covered a larger area than in other blue pigeons.
We empirically used 0.6 as the cutoff value of membership robustness and took any cluster with at least five robust members to define the gene signature.
For each cluster, a gene signature was defined as the median of the fold changes of the robust members relative to the normal controls.
In order to ensure robust analysis, members of the research team reviewed emerging themes throughout the analysis phase.
The line was met with prolonged and robust applause from members of the audience on both sides of the Democratic-Republican divide, although at least one member of the US Senate remained unimpressed: Earlier in his address, Obama took a slightly more veiled swipe at Trump.
Sediments around the lake yielded hominid fossils of robust australopithecines, early members of genus Homo, and an early African variant of Asian H. erectus, these days referred to as Homo ergaster (Leakey and Lewin 1978).
Unexpectedly, several large scale nuclear phylogenies have also shown a very robust relationship between members of Rhizaria, cercozoans, and these two main clades of the "chromalveolates", but with the exclusion of haptophytes and cryptophytes [ 18, 21, 22].
The pussyhat's elevation was the result of what Corinna Gardner, the Acting Keeper of the museum's Design, Architecture, and Digital department, called a "robust conversation" among the members of the Rapid Response team in the days surrounding the march.
After opening for AC/DC, playing "The Tonight Show" and maintaining a robust tour schedule, the members of Anvil have realized their dream: they no longer work day jobs and have become full-time musicians.
The feet are moderately long and more robust than in other members of the genus.
