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However, Experience had a significant positive effect on Preference, and Preference had a significant positive effect on Coexistence (Fig. 2).

Meanwhile, Experience did not have a significant direct path to Coexistence but had a significant effect on Preference, and Preference had a strong effect on Coexistence for all cluster animals (Fig. 4).

The total effect of Experience was comparable to those of other factors, although gender had the strongest effect on Coexistence for clusters 1 and 2. The most favorable animals among Malaysians were insects, for example, butterfly, dragonfly, and firefly, as well as squirrel.

Age had a positive effect on Preference for clusters 1 and 2 but a negative effect on Coexistence for cluster 2. The Malays had higher Preference scores for clusters 1 and 2 and higher Coexistence scores for cluster 2 than non-Malay (Fig. 4).

Here, the phage either had little effect on coexistence [ 23, 24] or led to the exclusion of the parasitized competitor [ 23].

The former implies that optimal foraging has a positive effect, and the latter comparison result implies that optimal foraging has a negative effect on coexistence.

Partly due to a lack of sound theoretical expectations, empirical studies make contradictory claims regarding plasticity effects on coexistence.

Methods have been developed to simulate spatial GM cropping patterns and their effects on coexistence options [10, 12], but they have not yet been applied to large areas with variable land use structure under simultaneous consideration of environmental concerns.

These cases of constant transformation, where architecture emerges as a structural sign, are taken in Satellite Cities as points of departure, not necessarily with a nod to intimating universal or absolute truth, but just to think about the times we live in, mostly and mainly ruminating on expansion's effects on coexistence.

Having explored a broad range of the parameter space – with straightforward constraints on the fitness parameters (birth and death rates), i.e., with D ≤ D' ≤ d < r ≤ R' ≤ R – we found that it is the strength of the inbreeding effect (the difference of D and D' and that of R' and R) and the rate of fitness erosion φ that has the most interesting effects on coexistence.

The effect of coexistence on valid signal reception is quantified by the change of used modulation scheme and simultaneous availability of services.