Returning to range-separation we see that when SCS/SOS is introduced, some of the range-separated DFAs perform better than the global functionals they are based on. While scaling yields worse results for B2(GP-)PLYP, the scaled variants of range-separated ωB2GP-PLYP and ωB2PLYP have lower MDs and MADs than the unscaled range-separated counterparts (Fig. ). This again indicates a beneficial interplay between SCS/SOS and rangeseparation for some of the new TD(A)-DHDFs, as also reported for closed-shell systems in Ref. 20.