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This paper analyzes a robust, panel style registration data set from 9 outpatient facilities consisting of 5 years of patients' attendance outcomes.

To capitalize on this inherent specificity, we sought to develop a small yet robust panel that could detect at least one mutation in the vast majority of cancers," says Joshua Cohen, an MD-PhD student at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the paper's first author.

Based on our data, and experience with a range of C. maenas microsatellite markers derived from geographically disparate populations, we anticipate that the combination of the current loci together with those of Tepolt et al. [26] and Darling et al. [13] will facilitate the application of an appropriately robust panel of informative polymorphic markers for population genetic studies.

The effects of predictors (gender, culture and social characteristics) of smoking cessation were calculated by robust panel logistic regression analysis.

These results underscore the value of combining several promising candidates into a robust panel for CRC detection.

Despite this technical limitation, a robust panel of two putative breast cancer biomarkers was discovered, and verified on an independent sample set.

Furthermore, such modular assembly should permit the interchange of binding sites and of fluorophores to create robust panels of coloured antibodies.

More than 50 stellar speakers presented in Central London, in a day of robust panels and small breakout workshops, just ahead of the industry Awards finale, where more than 27 of Europe's best startups and founders were honored by their peers.

Some influences are fairly robust, the panel says, particularly a warming of extreme daily maximum (and minimum) temperatures.

The system's saving grace is that it's actually a very robust control panel.

2While Silva (2007) produces supporting evidence in cross-sectional analysis, the results are not robust to panel techniques that control for individual unobservable factors.