Sentence examples for wide and robust from inspiring English sources

Questions of ethics aside, however, the lies in the Armstrong memoirs undoubtedly damaged the narrative quality of the books as books, since the most interesting thing about Armstrong is that he lived a very public double life for the better part of two decades, and his wide and robust fame was based largely on the fact that he had succeeded as a clean competitor in a very dirty sport.

Taken together, our findings lead us to conclude that our multi-platform approach yields a wide and robust characterization of the tomato-fruit metabolome.

It will be implanted in the uterus of a young woman selected with some care for her wide pelvis and robust health.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican who is the bill's most outspoken opponent, quickly signaled today that he would do his best to fight the McCain-Feingold measure, saying, "I eagerly await a wide-open and robust debate".

His knives are very well balanced with wider blades, and robust but elegant rounded handles finished with brass details. "I had been working with chefs," Mr. Kramer said, "and producing high-performance knives that were easy to sharpen and held an edge was what interested me".

We do believe that only through a wide-open and robust debate can we find a convincing explanation and achieve a shared consensus on the issue.

Despite the high susceptibility of Atelopus zeteki to chytridiomycosis, we found wide-ranging and robust immune responses to experimental Bd infections.

Rather than considering public concerns about GMOs as an opportunity to reconsider the technology from a different perspective, producing a wider and more robust assessment of GMOs' implications, promoters of GMOs in industry and government continue to position the public as the problem, calling for solutions that aim at reducing this opposition rather than at learning from it [34].

Another possible positive feedback loop describing Bax auto-activation can enforce such behavior and make the bistable range wider and more robust with respect to parameter variations.

This trend toward smaller void sizes suggests an increase in emulsion stability with higher PFPA incorporation, which is likely the result of the higher organic content helping to form wider and more robust continuous phase films around the internal phase droplets.

The Z-factor, a measure of separation between positive and negative control populations used in the assessment of high-throughput assays, is shown [ 52 ]. 10.1186/s13072-015-0034-4 Batch effects of genome-wide siRNA screening and robust z-score normalization. A. Box plot of all raw luciferase measurements distributions per individual 384-well plate from one of the duplicates of the siRNA screen.