Sentence examples for robust to compensate from inspiring English sources

By collating data from multiple sources, NWEH-LDB is sufficiently robust to compensate for the small percentage of diagnosis records (0.9%) missing from the SIR database.

A placement within 0.4 Å however suffices for the FlexX scoring function, as it is robust enough to compensate for inaccuracies of this order.

The observed phenotype is also robust enough to compensate for the mosaicism of the Tc1 mice.

At present, though theoretical and computational tools exist for analyzing the filtering properties of a given network, as pointed out by Rao et al. in [ 1], no good theory exists for identifying all possible systematic mechanisms that generate robust networks to compensate biochemical process delays and to attenuate molecular noises simultaneously.

It accurately reflects the expected cell states of most of the one-cell and four-cell samples, and is robust enough to compensate for the variable speed of demethylation that we observed among the different 120-hr 2i experiments (cf. Figure 5C).

The feedback controller is based on Sliding Mode Control (SMC) while robust feedforward boluses to compensate food intake are calculated in a robust way by means of an interval glucose predictor that minimizes the risk of hypoglycaemia.

With appropriate model approximation, we design a robust AQM controller to compensate for the delay using the principle of internal mode compensation in control theory.

The AFSMC approach comprises of a fuzzy system designed to mimic an ideal sliding-mode controller, and a robust controller intended to compensate for the difference between the fuzzy controller and the ideal one.

Furthermore, in contrast to clinical data, 26 in the present rat study orlistat treatment was associated with a robust hyperphagia, presumably to compensate for the action of the drug to prevent the intestinal absorption of fat.

Genetic networks need to be robust so as to compensate for adverse changes in gene expression that can result from stress (reviewed in Lant and Storey 2010; Zhou et al. 2011).

A robust controller is used to compensate for the lumped errors, and the Nussbaum gain function is incorporated in the robust controller to estimate the unknown gain sign.