Sentence examples for cooperation lead from inspiring English sources

Thus, the lower extinction rates that are generated by cooperation lead to an inclusive fitness benefit to cooperators.

"We found that a general rule applies to a dynamic system that relies solely on communication [pheromones] and social cooperation," lead study author Jan Oettler of the University of Regensburg, Germany, told the news site Phys.org.org

By contrast, DNM1L (dynamin-1 like protein; DRP1) and FIS1 (fission 1 homologue) are key components of the fission machinery, which in cooperation, lead the splitting of the mitochondrial tubule.

In this endless struggle between cooperators and defectors we observe that cooperation leads to prosperity, but prosperity is associated with instability.

Boesky's cooperation led to an insider trading probe of Milken and his firm, Drexel Burnham Lambert.

Mr. Castro agreed to resign once his cooperation led to an arrest; he announced his departure on Thursday afternoon.

International cooperation led to intense competition, as cities elbowed each other aside in the bid for coveted designations that would put them in the spotlight of global media.

This cooperation leads to a gain or amplification in the signal that is finally communicated to the tails (flagella) of the bacterium, affecting the way they spin.

Cooperation leads to an increased growth rate of the aggregate cell population, with the growth rate rising in parallel with the cooperative cell fraction.

Military cooperation led to massive Russian investments in Venezuela's oil sector, and a willingness to extend loans on favorable terms.

A divorce lawyer whose cooperation led to the arrest of a Brooklyn judge on charges of accepting gifts in return for fixing divorce cases had all charges against him dismissed yesterday, at the request of prosecutors.