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TPS735: Noise Performance Contradiction in Datasheet Version M

Part Number: TPS735

We are interested in using the TPS73501 (adjustable voltage version) in a new design. However, a careful reading of the recently updated spec sheet reveals a slightly confusing section with statements that can be viewed as contradictory:

"For the adjustable version, smaller value resistors in the output resistor divider reduce noise. A parallel combination that produces 2 μA of divider current has the same noise performance as a fixed voltage version with a C_NR. To further optimize noise, set the ESR of the output capacitor to approximately 0.2 Ω. This configuration maximizes phase margin in the control loop, which reduces the total output noise up to 10%. TI recommends a maximum capacitor value of 10 nF."
This is followed a paragraph later by:
"The TPS735 adjustable version does not have the noise-reduction pin available, so ultra-low noise operation is not possible. Noise is minimized according to the previously listed recommendations."
If careful selection of external parts on the adjustable voltage version results in equivalent noise performance to the fixed  voltage version, then it seems as is ultra-low noise performance is actually possible. We're not sure what to make of these two statements together. We already purchased an evaluation board and it's on it's way, but we'd like to know what we should expect.
Thank you,