People with strong local knowledge, for example, may be better able to direct money to worthy recipients.
Their ability to read emotions in others, for example, may be better than their ability to understand their own emotions, or the impact of emotions on others.
Furthermore, the embroidery industry I referred to as an example may be better paid because of the artistic element involved than the food industry, for instance.
For example, selection may better explain our observations if variation in functional genes involved in hearing co-varies with RF variation across populations.
Algorithms could learn to recognize objects from a few examples, not millions; may better model human cognition.
Studying the lichens growing in the high East African mountains, for example, may yield a better understanding of the continent's climatic trends, and a knowledge of past conditions in the Sahel might help explain what influence natural phenomena have had on the disastrous droughts of the region since the late 1960s.
Breeding for tolerance in chickens and pigs, for example, may provide a better defense than breeding for resistance.
Nomadic pastoralism, for example, may not be better on soils poor in nutrients, but the absence of agriculturalists from bad soils may pose a crucial advantage.
Another example may provide a better feel for the magnification factor.
Variability in NVP CL/F from the present study was unremarkable (∼30% for interindividual and interoccasion variability); however, inclusion of other factors that were not recorded, for example, other SNPs, may better predict NVP pharmacokinetics.
