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"robustness of results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase conveys that the quality of the results obtained are reliable and resilient to change. For example, "The researcher was pleased to discover the robustness of results after conducting the experiment multiple times."
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In addition, the robustness of results was explored by consecutively excluding one study.
Including three different health outcome measures, however, allows for robustness of results.
I also consider the robustness of results to a slightly different way of grouping the data.
Robustness of results is confirmed with another experiment employing a shifted smooth Cobb Douglas production function.
Such a sensitivity analysis is important to assess the robustness of results and conclusions derived from the economic analysis.
We performed one-way sensitivity analyses to examine the robustness of results to variation in parameters and model assumptions.
Nevertheless, the described variance and limited scope of the available data set for Japan generally inhibits the robustness of results.
Overall, results based on the employment rate confirm the robustness of results based on the unemployment rate.
We also test the robustness of results to exclusion of outliers from the analysis.
However, the robustness of results was assessed with a sensitivity analysis.
Assessment of the sensitivity (or inversely, the robustness) of results and inferences to data quality, potential biases and statistical assumptions, is a key step in any statistical analysis.
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