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In some genera, such as Myrmotherula, species are better distinguished by female plumage than by male.

Furthermore, small choroidal vessels are better distinguished in the 1-μm image than in the 840-nm image.

It remains an open question whether the diseases are better distinguished by these or a gene expression phenotype.

The bulk gene/repeat density is modelled as two overlapping populations that are better distinguished in terms of gene density than repeat density.

Neurons in functionally related nuclei of the rat somatosensory thalamus are better distinguished by the temporal coupling of their activity to cortical rhythms than by their spontaneous firing rates (Slézia et al. 2011).

In this environmental context the 1 m resolution topography resembles actual topography most closely and landslide locations are better distinguished from stable areas than for coarser resolutions.

Based on the results, using photopeak count approach the differences in the material attenuations can be better distinguished.

In sum, the C1 level descriptors appear to be better distinguished, but considerable overlap may be noted among B1, B1+, and B2 levels, with participants' judgements varying considerably at these levels.

In general, a phase-coded waveform with longer code word, in other words, higher pulse compression ratio, can have lower sidelobe of autocorrelation, relative to the mainlobe peak, so its main peak can be better distinguished.

In contrast, the presence of Pt edge decoration is much more readily visible at a ⟨110⟩ orientation than at a ⟨100⟩ orientation and may be better distinguished when the sample is tilted further away (e.g. 15°) from the ⟨110⟩ zone axis.

The second group is formed of instances where the contrary is true, meaning that the LM presence/absence is better distinguished by the global conservation (Figure 3B).