Sentence examples for robustly present from inspiring English sources

He is utterly individualised, this friar, ascetic yet robustly present – there is nothing abstracted or generically saintly about this face.

This JUN-FOS correlation was robustly present in Group1 throughout the three datasets, but there was no similar JUN-FOS correlation in Group2.

Circulating microRNAs are robustly present in plasma or serum and have become a research focus as biomarkers for tumor diagnosis and prognosis.

Because large synthetic networks are very likely to be modular (Chin, 2006; McDaniel and Weiss, 2005), one could envision an approach in which each module is designed to robustly present a given behavior such that one has some guarantee that when included in a more complex system the module still functions as expected.

To estimate the seasonal cycle in S′, we use the first 5 years of the RAPID-MOCHA observations from 1 April 2004 to 31 March 2009 (the reference period) when a seasonal cycle was robustly present, as shown by Kanzow et al. [ 2010] (section S1), but not using data after April 2009, which include the anomalous variability being investigated.

Though the purpose of this study is not to give an exhaustive list of all of the ICs that can be observed by applying a temporal ICA to the time courses of oscillatory data (see Brookes et al. 2011), it is noteworthy that these are robustly present in children as well as in adults.

Such creativity only becomes possible if both the necessity and the desirability of higher fuel taxes are patiently but robustly presented by Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, John Prescott and all the rest of the pale green Government.

The WHO's "willingness to assume responsibility to respond robustly" was not present, says MSF.

In contrast to the brutal, minimalist bulletins about today's combat deaths, narratives of the repatriation of older remains, tempered by historical distance, present robustly detailed forensic reconstructions of events once thought untraceable.

Intriguingly, the phylodynamic model we present robustly reproduces the spindly phylogeny of influenza A/H3N2's HA protein (Fitch et al., 1997) under parameterizations relevant to A/H3N2 in humans.

Thus, differences in fitness and activity between these groups and the contribution of these factors to insulin resistance and glycaemia can be robustly assessed from the present data.