Hence looking at these three columns together provides more information in explaining the differences between similar training need assigned to different familiarity scores or vice versa (Table 4).
Risky or energetically costly behaviours, such as aggression, can be reduced if individuals can recognise familiar conspecifics, thereby receiving a fitness benefit over individuals unable to alter their behaviour to different familiarity classes (Höjesjō et al. 1998).
In addition, these different types of respondents may have had different familiarity with hospital policy.
The audio guide strikes me as a smart and simple solution to some of the practical difficulties of writing about music — especially when each reader brings a different level of familiarity with the works being described.
It was nostalgia for a different form of familiarity that led me to Amazon Instant Video this week, where the much-mourned one-season-wonder Freaks and Geeks is currently available to subscribers.
Each has a different purpose, and familiarity is helpful.
Each participant came into the room with a different level of knowledge and familiarity, some fumbling with a definition of "transgender" when asked, while another, 18-year-old Jeordy, says she has transgender friends.
However, familiarity with the relevant scientific history casts the matter in a different light.
Sloan's celebrity, and his easy democratic familiarity, were more upsetting than, say, the eminence of Henry James in a different kind of game.
The existence of two commentaries written in a different format on the very same treatise by the same author has to be understood in the light of the fact that these commentaries were teaching tools and were used to teach students with different skills and different levels of familiarity with the Categories.
