Sentence examples for robustly were from inspiring English sources

Until the SARS outbreak in March, the only places business travel was growing fairly robustly were the Pacific Rim and South Asia.

Birds of both sexes used the plastic; those that used it most robustly were between the ages of 7 and 12. Birds in this age range are at the peak of their reproductive abilities and the most physically fit.

Among the demands (most listeners complied, happily and robustly) were "oohing" and "ahhing"; making nonvocal mouth noises; mimicking sounds from the stage; standing and sitting; playing a song from your phone; and switching seats with people at random.

That is, the earlier the onset of ownership or disownership, the more robustly were those illusions experienced.

Moreover, similar to the microarray studies of postmortem human alcoholic brains (Lewohl et al. 2000; Mayfield et al. 2002), several genes involved in myelination robustly were altered by alcohol exposure, particularly in the prefrontal cortex (Kerns et al. 2005).

Importantly, hybrid clones generated by fusing mouse B cells with either unsynchronized or G2-enriched ESC re-expressed the Oct4-GFP transgene robustly, were tetraploid and able to differentiate upon LIF withdrawal into mesoderm, endodermal, and ectodermal cell types (as exemplified by clones 1,6, and 3,10, respectively; Figures S2D S2F).

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

"I did watch, and occasionally unscrewed a spark plug," he recalled, but the expertise he developed most robustly was "ferrying in cherry Cokes from the nearby restaurant".

By 24 hpf, when foxi3a was robustly being expressed, deltaC was sharply downregulated to an undetectable level in the epidermal ectoderm (Figure 4D).

LRRK2 interacts with ARHGEF7 and CDC42, as can robustly be shown in vitro in cell lines and in vivo in mouse brain lysates.

The proposed score consists of mainly objectively measurable parameters, which may robustly be ascertained in retrospect.