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Instruments yield information curves that are more informative at some physical impairment (theta) levels than others.

First, our informativeness profiles show partitions of the fish mitochondrial genome to be more informative at recent timescales, and Miya et al. [ 50] limited their taxon sampling to only 30% of the timescale sampled by Miya et al. [ 40].

The culm is complimented by the branching system which is more informative at mid position of the culm than the lower culm body (Das et al. 2008).

The samples failure numerous studies have shown that this measurement direction is more informative at the inelastic deformation and failure stage.

It is shown that velocity variations along maximum stress is more informative at elastic phase of rock deformations (velocity increases), whereas velocity variations along axis of minimum stress is more informative at the stage of nonlinear deformation of rock (velocity begin decrease).

By contrast, Item 50 (difficulty lifting and moving heavy furniture) is more informative at the higher end of the trait spectrum where item 23 is virtually non-informative.

However, an examination of the protein sequences deduced from the cytochrome b gene (including the Desmana sequence, which is more informative as an outgroup at the protein level) revealed that one of the few amino acid changes that occurred along this phylogeny is shared by all individuals of lineages A1 and A2.

Depending on the homogeneity of DC zip codes for socio-economic status, analysis at the census tract level may be more informative that at the zip code level to which this study was constrained.

The frequency of loss of heterozygosity (LOH) for one or more informative markers at 9p21 22 was 65% (15/23).

Buried artefacts are preserved at many locations but the more informative sites occur at deep sediment traps formed by hilly sandstone outcrops (koppies).

In related individuals, due to sharing of long genetic segments, similarity at the observed genetic loci is more informative about similarity at the (unobserved) causal loci compared with non-relatives, and hence more informative of the phenotypic similarity [this is explored in more detail by (25)].