Sentence examples for benefit from familiarity from inspiring English sources
In predictable landscapes where high-quality habitat is distributed heterogeneously, fidelity can increase individual fitness because animals benefit from familiarity.
However, it is not clear a priori that all face judgments should necessarily benefit from familiarity, nor is there any reason to believe that various kinds of judgment should benefit equally from familiarity.
Adult hares likely benefit from familiarity within their home-range compared to yearlings, philopatric and newly settled dispersers.
The de Beer-Parnes video benefits from familiarity with the Kelley-McCarthy video yet pales in comparison, lacking the vicious intellectual framework and Mr. McCarthy's skills as performer.
But age is only part of the problem - she also suffers, as well as benefits, from familiarity with the voters.
There is no doubt that parents, who are clearly important stakeholders in their children's education, can also benefit from a familiarity with the instructional standards their children will be expected to achieve throughout a school year (Harris and Carr 1996).
Boxfiction also benefits from inherited familiarity.
He appears to have benefited from his familiarity with the religious vocabulary that resonates with evangelical Protestants, a large group in this state.
Even Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, which benefited from audience familiarity with the videogame source material, opened smaller (£1.37m) than Southpaw, back in 2010.
His arrival in October 2000 generated a change in the Lions' collective attitude and fortune, successfully persuading Senegal's best players to participate and benefiting from their familiarity with each other.
