Sentence examples for to be less robust from inspiring English sources

Americans' memories were presumably deemed to be less robust than the Brits'.

This means that so-called 'stringless' varieties are likely to be less robust or large than others.

Others have proven to be less robust in the face of a barreling storm around the resurfaced allegations of rape and sexual assault.

Mr Johnson was reshuffled after the election and his replacement, Mr Blunkett, turned out to be less robust in his dealings with Mr Brown than Mr Blair had hoped.

Vincent Chan, the head of China research at Credit Suisse, said that the nation's economy might avoid a "hard landing" but that growth over the next year was likely to be less robust.

Dispatched by Pajamas TV to report from Israel, he declared that its ban on war coverage was a good thing.Yet wider support among the American public for Israel in this conflict appears to be less robust than usual.

An under-sized window, on the other hand, would be less robust to noise and quantization errors.

As a result of the complexity of these CPDs and the overall lower degree of sloppiness, we conclude that an AQS implementation of this model will be less robust to parameter fluctuations than the previous two 1D-TFIM models considered.

However, the reviewer makes an important point that potentially, such analysis might be less robust to noise than using the mean firing rate.

Some data sets may be less well-behaving than the ones we have studied and, as proven by Wang et al. (2013), different linear models may be less robust to the incompatible data.

Another limitation is that claims data, by its nature, does not include information on uninsured patients and our analyses may not be applicable to their care, which may be less robust.