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Two relationships differing in R can be readily distinguished provided at least one has high R, e.g., approximately 98.5% correct assignment of cousins and half-cousins, but only approximately 75% for second cousins once removed and third cousins.

Because the diffusion behavior of solution components is related to hydrodynamic properties such as size, shape, and charge, solution components can be distinguished provided that the species have resolved resonances or significantly different diffusion coefficients [ 36– 36].

Finally, a trend to deal with multi-period scenarios into integrated LCA-optimization frameworks can be distinguished providing more accurate results upon data availability.

Thanks to in-situ variable temperature solid-state NMR experiments, the motion of main- and side-chains in different phases were distinguished, providing strong evidence for the entropy effect of side-chains which drives Ire and then Col phase in Pns (n ≥ 8) upon heating.

First generation (F1) hybrids are readily distinguished providing the parent species are sufficiently distinct in morphology.

Third, signals in the MR spectra from saturated and unsaturated fatty acid chains can be distinguished, providing a route for the molecular characterization of in vivo fat.

Scanlon does not fix attention on the non-voluntary, but it is clear that the resources that he uses to account for moral responsibility for action (in at least one of the two senses that he distinguishes) provide sufficient conditions for an agent's being morally responsible for non-voluntary matters as well, such as unbidden racist thoughts, or lack of proper regard for those one loves.

Nine out of 10 RCTs studying ALI/ARDS distinguished or provided descriptions to allow classification into pulmonary and extrapulmonary groups, although only one meta-analysis considered this factor (Table 3).

Structurally somewhat similar to clans, these occupational groups were distinguished by providing a special service to the court or to a superior clan.

Jane Schacter, a constitutional law expert at Stanford University, pointed out that Mueller distinguished between providing the treatment and speaking about it.

First, let us distinguish between providing an ordinary scientific explanation for why some counterfactual claim is true and providing truth conditions (or identifying a truth maker) in the sense described above, where these truth conditions are specified in non-modal, non-counterfactual terms.