Sentence examples for robust to modifying from inspiring English sources

We have added a discussion on short-lived immunity and the reference by Dhingra et al. in the second paragraph of the Discussion to indicate that our results are robust to modifying the assumption of lifelong immunity.

Numerous studies have sought to clarify a role for NPs as prognostic markers in the ICU setting, yet the results have been conflicting and insufficiently robust to modify a patient's management [54 58].

Numerous studies have sought to clarify a role for NPs as prognostic markers in the ICU setting, yet the results have been conflicting and insufficiently robust to modify a patient's management [ 54- 58].

In sensitivity analysis, our findings were robust to a modified threshold of adherence, multiple imputation for missing data and aggregate level data pooling, but not to fixed-effects meta-analyses using generalised estimation equations.

Flow-based programming (see the "Methods" section for details) is a paradigm developed for general purpose programs, suggesting a set of core design principles for achieving robust yet easy to modify component-oriented systems a good description of what scientific workflow systems are aimed to be.

They either rely on auditory features that are inherently robust to noise or modify the test features to match the training features.

The resulting system is modular, robust, flexible and easy to modify.

The adaptive robust design optimization aims to modify the shape optimization process.

Results were considered robust when ICER variations were not sufficient to modify interpretation of cost-effectiveness of pneumococcal immunization.

Namely, atomic crystals possessing a topologically nontrivial electronic band structure constitute a new class of materials whose salient properties are robust to phase transitions which modify the symmetry order of the atomic solid.

Despite their sparse activity, DG neurons have a robust transcriptional response to activity that has the potential to modify future neuronal function (Fig. 3e).