Sentence examples for words robustness from inspiring English sources

In other words, robustness is a characteristic of a network in withstanding or absorbing disturbances and remaining intact when exposed to disruption [4].

In other words, robustness to mutation evolves only under robustness to noise during development.

In other words, robustness and fast aging may be associated and slow-aging individuals died prematurely in the past.

In another word, robustness to mismatched signals can be increased by setting.

In other words, developmental robustness to stochasticity in gene expression implies genetic robustness to mutation.

In other words, the robustness of the whole network depends on PHD that ensures proper functioning of the network.

In other words, the robustness score for any set of genes defines the weighted sum of the genes VC with their weight which is evaluated as an inverse square root of the number of genes [ 26 ].

In other words, by lowering robustness "accumulation of molecular damage" in the brain would precipitate stroke.

In other words, simplicity leads to robustness.

In other words, this examines the robustness of FASTER when the sleep/wake ratio has changed temporally in a certain period of the experiment.

Similarly, the recommendation that the police watchdog should "robustly" challenge discrimination where there is "clear" evidence of it is unhelpfully vague, not least in how you go about measuring "robustness" (a word which appears 26 times in the report), not to mention "clarity".