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Analysis of complete genome sequences to determine the presence/absence of accessory genes provides much better resolving power than does MLST (Hall et al. 2010), but even that approach, being limited to accessory coding sequences, does not use all of the information in completely sequenced genomes.

The 29Si{1H}CP MAS NMR spectrum has a much better signal-to-noise ratio and the Q3 signals of sepiolite are much better resolved.

Extracts produced much better resolved P-31 spectra, but were not essential for determining the general types and relative quantity of phosphorus compounds present.

The overall maximum of anomodont diversity in the Triassic can be interpreted as a relic of the coarse correlation of global anomodont faunas, which are at the scale of the LVFs, whereas the Permian and earliest Triassic record is continuous and much better resolved as a result of the excellent sequence in South Africa.

Parametrically simulated datasets always resulted in much better resolved trees than nonparametrically generated datasets (blue vs. orange lines).

Relationships inferred by LFY2int2 were much better resolved, with higher support values and fewer polytomies, than those of LFY1int2., but the relationships within most subclades were still unresolved.

Relationships within Herpestidae are much better resolved compared to the original supertree, the only remaining areas of poor resolution involving five species of Herpestes and two of Crossarchus.

However, it can also be seen that the loadings from the C PCA are much better resolved than those from the H PCA (Supporting Information Figure S2).

The hyperfine structure is much better resolved in the EPR spectrum of the His-on Co II Cbi+ species than in the Co II Cbl spectrum, indicating a markedly decreased conformational heterogeneity of the axial ligand.

It can thus be concluded that although the genome architecture is much better resolved in U. maydis and S. reilianum (Kämper et al. 2006; Schirawski et al. 2010), in comparison to U. hordei (Laurie et al. 2012) and Me.

Summary statistics for the carnivore supertree (node ID number, node age and nodal support) can be found in Additional file 2. Overall, the tree is much better resolved than the original supertree, with only nine polytomies in total for a greater total number of species (92.6% versus 78.1% resolved, respectively).