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The simulation results showed that a neural network's spiking rates at different input frequencies were more distinguishable than that of a single neuron.

The magnitude of the lipid metabolism effect of raloxifene was more distinguishable than that of SG.

That is a big shortcoming in a world where many products have more than 100 distinguishable features that might influence consumers, Professor Dahan said.

It is an easily distinguishable 'pebble' that lights up in different colours when under attack.

Some individual grains are clearly distinguishable, and grain boundaries have higher surface potential than that of the particle interior, which pushes charge carriers away from the grain boundaries and drifts them into particle interior.

The Arctic tern's call is more nasal and rasping than that of the common, and is easily distinguishable from that of the roseate.

A superposition of all 200 energy-minimized conformations was not distinguishable, suggesting that the simulations resulted in more than one conformational family.

Their animals failed to discriminate between visual cues smaller than 20 mm and the minimum-distinguishable visual acuity was about 0.001 0.03 (measured corresponding to Entsu et al. 1992), lower than that of cattle and humans.

It makes one wonder if Romney has a principle of leadership distinguishable from that of management.

The rate of stem cell formation was not distinguishable from that in wild type (Supplementary Fig. 5f).

The percentage of multiracial women who were eligible, 8.9%, was lower than the percentage for Hispanic women and for non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native women, but was not statistically distinguishable from that of the other groups.