Sentence examples for density of competitors from inspiring English sources
We found that species of the red oak group appeared to be regenerating successfully only in stands harvested with clearcutting and that regeneration success was greatest in clearcut stands located on ecological land types of lower site quality where the density of competitors was relatively low.
Its large size mean it doesn't have quite the pixel density of competitors like the HTC One (M8), but no one with standard human eyes would notice a perceptible difference in its ability to render text crisply anyway.
In addition to intrinsic factors, extrinsic factors, such as the signal intensity of neighbors, the density of competitors, predation risk, and female availability, may determine the type and frequency of male response to conspecific advertisement signals.
We first asked whether aspects of males' sexual signals varied with the density of competitors.
Thus, female aggression depends on the density of competitors and the ease or costs of aggression.
Impatiens parviflora was less fecund if the density of competitors was high; both congeners had such negative effects (Fig. 3B).
Competitor number typically individuals of the same sex is another important index of sexual selection, which can operate independently of population sex ratio (e.g., males in a population with an even sex ratio might still experience intense competition for resources because the density of male competitors, reflecting overall population density, is high).
Stanton et al. (2004) studied the selection operating in field plots where light levels and density of interspecific competitors were varied and found that patterns of selection varied.
At the end of the competition, a sample was plated on TA agar to obtain the final density of each competitor.
Changes that decrease the density of a competitor, for example, cannot be selected for under individual selection as (in the absence of group selection) such changes benefit all individuals in a species [ 77].
