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In addition, within-population variation was lower and populations were better separated from one another in call space than in morphological space.

This allowed natural climate variability to be better separated from human-caused climate change.

So I float the idea of whether the process of looking after people who are in detention wouldn't be better separated from the perfectly proper role of UKBA as an organisation that has to enforce immigration controls.

Laboratory measurements also showed that laser spectral indices reduced the effect of measurement distance on laser readings and allowed leaf returns to be better separated from edge returns and soil returns.

Given constant lighting conditions and a limited number of individuals in the image, skin color specificity is definitely higher than in the general case, and overall, the skin regions can be better separated from the background.

However, at pH 8.3, this feature is better separated from Ecat1, and the substrate dependence of both features is apparent.

At the latter stage, the labeled CLi group appears more populated and is better separated from the DR complex (Fig.  9a).

He nitpicked: the buildings should be better separated.

Phosphopeptides are less well-retained at such low pH conditions than under AEX conditions, but are much better separated from acidic unmodified peptides.

In comparison to broadband reflectance imaging, the narrowing, and shifting of the spectral band used to examine works of art (through the use of either optical filters or a spectrometer), changes the optimal contrast of the paint, and preparatory drawings may be better visually separated from other paint layers [1].

This is the approach we chose here, because it allows the temporal variations of the magnetic field to be better identified and separated from the geographical variations, thanks to the observatory database.