Our experimental findings described above are consistent with the predictions by Holt et al. We observed, as the theory predicts, a shift in dominance from the superior resource competitor (N. capsulatum) to the grazing-resistant prey (B. cereus) along an enrichment gradient when the prey community was exposed to predation.
Because very few molecular markers were available for C. vestalis, we generated a superior genomic resource by sequencing the entire genome of C. vestalis by Illumina technology.
For example, it is possible that some plants reduce the size of their neighbors releasing an allelopathic compound or stimulating the growth of soil organisms that inhibit plant growth, rather than superior resource capture (Allen and Allen 1986; Mahall and Callaway 1992).
Both George Bush (the Republican) and Michael Dukakis (the Democrat), through a combination of superior resources, long-planned campaigns, skill & luck (& also the failings of their opponents), had their nominations in hand earlier than any nonincumbents since the modern system of nominating candidates began.
It shows two peaks against England, and to make it three in a row would not just be satisfying against a country with vastly superior resources, but it would lift the mood on Tuesday's flight down to New Zealand.
"Could you imagine what this would do for Paterson with the superior resources of the Park Service?" A national park could be a draw for schoolchildren, Mr. Smyk said.
Timing of arrival at the breeding grounds by migratory birds affects their mating success and access to superior resources, thus being a major factor associated with fitness.
The British victory had been achieved mainly because India's superior resources had made possible a sustained campaign running through two rainy seasons.
In a compelling account of the Troubles, Gladwell argues that the British were plagued by a simple error: the belief that their superior resources meant "it did not matter what the people of Northern Ireland thought of them".
