"This is a movement that has been sparked by decades of pressure against the use of animals in research by animal rights groups," that will ultimately help "robust research" to progress, the EARA spokesperson says.
Sometimes policy must be formulated and management decisions made rapidly using expert opinion and traditional knowledge (Martin et al. 2012; Haenn et al. 2014) Ultimately, however, robust, quantitative evidence is essential to underpin conservation decision making (Pullin and Knight 2009; Magurran and McGill 2011).
Strong early learning can translate into school success, which can lead to college and good jobs, and ultimately a robust economy.
Ultimately, more robust information about which viruses are more prevalent and a better characterization of the type of infection may provide support for vaccine development and clinical trials.
Thirdly, much work remains to be done on the practical issues of compiling and analyzing data, ultimately building robust risk-adjustment models with appropriate quality assurance to produce reports that accurately reflect provider performance while simultaneously protecting patient privacy.
Mold present as commensals in the sinuses can engage pathogen-associated molecular pattern receptors and thereby activate innate immune pathways, ultimately eliciting robust Th2-lymphocyte and eosinophilic inflammatory responses.
For these two reasons, the gene set based method cannot fully utilize the TF binding information derived from ChIP-seq data and is ultimately less robust than REACTIN, as has been shown by our results (Additional file 5: Table S5 and Additional file 7: Table S7).
This connection can lead to increased civic engagement and ultimately a more robust democracy.
Seeking standards This joined up approach to the IoT ultimately depends on robust standards, which will allow for much greater innovation, competition and investment.
Ultimately the most robust segment may represent the final quaternion estimate if a fairly smooth temporal variation of the angles is assumed.
