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Lei et al. investigated the competition interaction of ferulic acid and paeonol with HSA by HPAC [85].

However, the competition interaction between average A-site size ((A1 + A2)/2) and tA1 results in the onset of relaxor ferroelectric state for BLN-x (0.2 ≤ x ≤ 0.6).

First, do the effects of competition change across the experimental precipitation treatments, as shown by the precipitation × competition interaction in our statistical models?

For B. hirsuta, precipitation did not have a significant effect on biomass, but the precipitation × competition interaction was significant (Fig. 3, Table 2).

Callosobruchus maculatus was the superior competitor in the apparent competition interaction and survived to the end of the experimental period in the majority of replicates.

Significant main effects of tympanic temperature (P < 0.001), day of the competition (P = 0.018), and a tympanic temperature ∗ day of competition interaction (P < 0.001) were used to predict minor lapses in attention.

Precipitation did not alter the effect of competition on any focal species, as shown by non-significant precipitation × competition interactions (Table 1).

However, we found no convincing evidence that per capita competitive effects changed with precipitation, as shown by a lack of significant precipitation × competition interactions.

We did, however, check that the assumptions that predator prey and competition interactions, respectively, depend on Gaussian and sigmoid functions were not critical to our main result.

Representative time series from two species, host-parasitoid and three species, apparent competition interactions are shown in Figure 2. We modelled fluctuations in local host and parasitoid abundances using coefficients of variation as a response variable, scaling absolute fluctuations by population size.

Among the studies involving plants, some use crop [8] or weeds [9], [10] and investigate the competition interactions between plants resistant and sensitive to a pathogen, (used as a biological control agent in the latter case) in the presence and in the absence of the pathogen.