Sentence examples for robust scenario from inspiring English sources

Greenpeace has produced a robust scenario in conjunction with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies (ISEP), which shows "Japan can switch off all nuclear plants permanently by 2012 and still achieve both economic recovery and its CO2 reduction goals".

In Appendix figure 2, increasing the dosage does not increase resistance and this result is fairly robust to variation in each parameter alone; Appendix figure 3 shows the contrasting robust scenario (increased dosage increases resistance).

To deal with different sources of uncertainty in the concerned problem, a robust scenario-based stochastic programming approach is employed.

Trutnevyte et al. [51] point out that different dimensions of uncertainty (e.g. input data uncertainty, unawareness or unpredictability of events) lead to an infinite amount of robust scenarios.

This study on the scaling of rainfall fractions is the first in the UK, and its findings are of importance to modellers and designers of sewer systems because it can provide more robust scenarios for flooding mitigation in urban areas.

In this regard, this study proposes a hybrid robust-scenario based optimization model to design a resilient photovoltaic supply chain under both business-as-usual and hazard uncertainties.

Nevertheless, the lack of a robust phylogenetic scenario encompassing all known Acinetobacter spp. and the unknown position of their last common ancestor (root of the tree) seriously hampers the understanding of the diversification of this genus.

Our phylogenomic framework not only allows for the proposal of a robust evolutionary scenario for the diversification of mycobacteria but also provides a trustworthy tree for subsequent phylogenetic analyses.

The recent access to a large set of genome sequences, combined with a robust evolutionary scenario of modern monocot (i.e. grasses) and eudicot (i.e. rosids) species from their founder ancestors, offered the opportunity to gain insights into disease resistance genes (R-genes) evolutionary plasticity.

However, the complexity of these biogeographic patterns and the few fish groups studied thus far make it necessary to study other co-distributed fish groups, such as members of the genus Algansea, to formulate a more robust biogeographical scenario of the area.

It will indeed provide a more robust phylogenetic scenario of symbiosis acquisition (in single or multiple events) and a finer knowledge on the rate and patterns of gene losses, which will allow disentangling mutational and selective pressures that modulate genome reduction.