In fact, Mn adsorption likely increased only due to decreased competition from H+ ions, and changes on the adsorbent surface.
The main reason for practising weed management during plantation establishment is to improve survival and growth rates of young trees by decreasing competition from weed species (Balneaves 1982; Walstad and Kuch 1987).
On the other hand, neither of these sites play necessary roles in the direct-backsplice model; if anything, their deletion might be expected to increase circularization by decreasing competition from linear splicing.
Loss of self-incompatibility due to modifiers of major SI loci, nonfunctional incompatibility alleles, or decreased competition from unrelated pollen at the stigma surface or stylar transmitting tissue under controlled conditions may play roles in conditional self-fertility in switchgrass.
When the stress and the benefits from positive interactions decrease, competition becomes more dominant; hence, facilitation and competition lie along a continuum of interactions (Bronstein, 1994; Stachowizc, 2001).
The colonies on the edges of the plates, the WT buffer, were excluded from further analysis as the sizes of these colonies are biased by 'edge effects' (the decreased competition resulting from being on the edge).
Because these teachers shift away from the good school market, other teachers who decide to search in the good school market benefit from decreased competition.
This social consideration in terms of dispersal supports the paradoxical observation of how dispersal might evolve even when most dispersing individuals themselves die: a dispersing individual can increase the chances that related individuals, who forego dispersal to compete for resources, will benefit from decreased competition and consequently the disperser will benefit indirectly.
And Wal-Mart will benefit from the decreased competition.
Drug costs are extremely variable among countries, and will likely decrease with increasing competition from generics.
