Sentence examples for contest outcomes from inspiring English sources
Despite the importance of experience in determining contest outcomes, patterns of selection did not change between rounds.
In this study, we examined the influence of single and multiple experiences on contest outcomes in the jumping spider Phidippus clarus.
Although experience was a significant determinant of success in future contests, male weight was approximately 1.3 times more important than experience in predicting contest outcomes.
Overall, our results show that experience can be an important determinant in contest outcomes, even in short-lived invertebrates, and that experience alone is unlikely to alter phenotype fitness associations.
As this entry was "guesswork" and did not affect the contest outcomes, upon request Team Dührkop resubmitted a true "leave out" entry post-contest where all CASMI challenge compounds were removed from their training set (not just their "guess" based on top scoring candidates) prior to retraining and calculating the CSI FID_leaveout results.
The decision to provide candidates this year was also on the basis of Dagstuhl discussions, to eliminate the data source as an influence on the contest outcomes and thus focus more on the role of the in silico fragmentation approaches themselves.
Independent of the sequence of transitions, a causal link between territoriality and sexual monomorphism predicts that male and female contestants should employ similar contest behavior and that contest outcome should depend on the same traits in males and females.
Contest outcome could be inferred from behavioral differences between the contestants.
The duration of competitive contests, the level of aggression and contest outcome were not affected by NP exposure.
Temporal call characters indicated whether or not a resident tolerated an opponent, but they did not predict contest outcome (attack versus abandon).
As with Microsoft's recent Windows 8 Apps for Social Good contest — outcome still TBA — Google's initiative is a nice way of leveraging some of its profile, and a sliver of its profits, for something that's been under-represented.
