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The time frequency slope is calculated at the annual periodicity mode ranging from 0.45‰/°C to 0.83‰/°C with higher values at stations that show a more distinguishable seasonal isotopic behavior.

The magnified images in Figure 3b, d show the morphologies of the nanowire/nanocables in a more distinguishable way.

It is evident that, on the average, the epileptic spikes follow a more distinguishable smooth pattern than the nonspecific sharp transients.

Because the ℓ 1-norm, or least absolute deviation, can better represent the distribution of the sparse coefficient and ensure a more distinguishable difference, μ 1 is set to a relatively large value (0.60 0.75) as the dominant weight, while μ 2 is smaller (0.25 0.40).

This observation together with evidence of aberrant emotion-regulation processing in MDD (43) suggest that 1) affective processing deficits are at the basis of MDD; and 2) CHR subjects comprise a more distinguishable subgroup of MDD patients than other trajectories.

In conclusion, our results suggest that both the EQ-5D and CCQ instrument can be valid in measuring HRQoL in patients with COPD in Korea and that the severity of breathlessness is a more distinguishable criterion than the GOLD criteria if both HRQoL instruments are compared.

While building additional halogens into a tag could yield an even more distinguishable isotopic signature, sensitivity for its detection may be compromised, as the same total signal intensity will be split among more peaks.

(While there was some talk of adopting a name more distinguishable from Pollution Probe, Solomon told me that "we also feared having to re-introduce ourselves with a brand new name". The similarity of these two Toronto-based ENGOs' names has resulted in much confusion over the years).

The beam is propagated through an asymmetric lens with half aspheric and half kinoform profiles (Fig. 5b) to generate an asymmetric phase space (Fig. 5c), so that the phase space orientation after a rotation is more distinguishable.

A dark target on a light background (negative contrast) is detected sooner and with more distinguishable detail than a light target on a dark background (positive contrast) with the same absolute value of minimum luminance difference [12].

The use of metallic nanoparticles (NPs) attached on the surface of cells, which is a well-known surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) technique, can generate a higher intensity and more distinguishable Raman signal[12, 13].