Sentence examples similar to decreased rivalry from inspiring English sources
By the late 1980s, however, the Communist Party of Burma — which was led by former independence fighters — was losing steam against the military government, thanks to internal rivalries and decreased support from the Chinese government under Deng Xiaoping.
Rivalry decreases intentions to cooperate and leads to lower cooperation performance (Kogut 1989; Evald and Bager 2008).
Contrary to our findings, they reported that online TMS over an area very close to our right anterior SPL decreased the switch rate for binocular rivalry.
Percept durations for the rotating sphere decreased (as had happened with binocular rivalry [3], and in contrast to when rTMS was applied to posterior SPL [4]).
This improvement in fixation stability may result from decreased perception interference (Ganzfeld, Troxler, and binocular rivalry effects), and may help account for the greater comfort reported with RBP compared with HVF.
Here, the anticipatory activity of rivalry-active ACC/preSMA units (n = 39; defined as units that were active during rivalry at the unit level; 19 of them decreased their FR below baseline) started 1885 ms prior to the rivalry transition report, but only 131 ms prior to the replay transition report (Fig. 5b; for individual patient data see Supplementary Fig. 10a).
Eighty-five percent of them were rivalry/replay-active (33 units; for an example see Fig. 6a; seven of them decreased their FR below baseline).
But the nature of the competition did not decrease the intensity of the interclass rivalry.
Since this automatically decreases the probability that the opposing neural population wins the competition, it illustrates that even a unilateral manipulation of stimulus strength in binocular rivalry is still a relative manipulation at the relevant level of competing neural representations.
Note that this analysis cannot detect decreases in FR; thus, only units that showed increase in FR in either rivalry or replay were included in this analysis (n = 33 traces).
