Sentence examples for robust pool from inspiring English sources
Yelp is going to have to figure out how to monetize users as it serves, for now, as a very robust pool of data that's accessed in ways that don't involve go directly to the Yelp app or website.
Wichita plans to turn a robust pool of existing STEM volunteers and strong city-wide volunteerism mentality into long-term STEM mentors.
By combining multiple types of funding, from direct multi-year contributions from governments to private-public partnerships and innovative financial mechanisms, they create a diverse and robust pool of resources to draw from.
The university will resume its summer classes and the fall semester as planned — with fewer faculty members — and has already received a "robust pool of applicants" for the fall semester, Calhoun said.
Our data indicate that the re-charging of the lipid carrier with new DPP must also be extremely efficient to maintain such a robust pool of PG precursor.
The future use of more standardised methods would allow for better comparisons; this will help build a more robust pool of clinical evidence, essential for stem cell therapies to be taken forward.
The model is used to predict the result of a robustness analysis conducted as a factorial experiment and to design a robust pooling approach.
Robust pooled estimates should not depend on the choice of model.
The analysis showed robust pooled HR estimates for CVD and stroke mortality, ranging from 0.93 for CVD and 0.94 for stroke (excluding SFAs, PUFAs, or mono- and disaccharides) mortality to 0.96 for CVD (excluding fruit and vegetables) and 0.97 for stroke mortality (excluding PUFAs and fruit and vegetables).
The broad goals of this research were to obtain robust pools of host and symbiont lignocellulase and other carbohydrate active genes from the R. flavipes gut, and to begin functional investigations of candidate genes with potential roles in industrial lignocellulose pretreatment.
Like the WWE wrestler who stands at 6ft 5in and is billed as a towering 7ft, 10,000-person arenas swell to 20,000, and a robust press pool of 50 turns into "230 members of the press", not all of whom, it is only grudgingly admitted, are terrible.
