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Displaying LCRs in a protein sequence is more informative when information regarding other functional or structural features is also shown (Supplementary Fig. S2).

Conclusion: Analysis of fertilization failure could be more informative when a combination of methods is applied.

Data analysis resulted more informative when we compared the effect of the combined formulation with each compound separately (Table 2).

We select the cue which is more informative when both of the cues are available.

For example, "Some birds sing complex songs," becomes more informative when written "Some birds, those that advertise their suitability as mates, sing complex songs".

At the opposite, higher FDR, while statistically accepting a higher number of false positive genes, also provide larger and enriched gene lists that should be more informative when searching to identify molecular pathways.

These silver-staining and immunohistochemical profiles are much more informative especially when combined together than when used in isolation because such combination is not a mere summation of the results obtained with different methods.

NMR data are certainly the most informative spectra for the purpose of molecular structure elucidation while 13C NMR spectra are more informative still when compared with 1H NMR spectra.

This raises the intriguing possibility that when performing a task which benefits from integrating multiple samples, visual estimates made further apart in time will be more independent, and thus more informative (accurate) when taken together.

Therefore, relapse-free survival may serve as a more informative endpoint when using pSrc and pFAK as biomarkers in the future.

Although M-PAS currently only performs pairwise alignment on two species, we expect even more informative results when it is applied on multiple species, and larger differences will be found as the phylogenetic distance increases.