With regard to the preschool example, as discussed previously, there is a selection effect into preschool.
One such example was discussed previously and concerns the community consisting of the strain b0721, b4015 and b0728 when growing on limited pyruvate.
Such was also the case in the example run we discussed previously, and its null model counterpart at σ = 0.2.
In fact, the example in Figure 2C discussed previously suggests the value of providing a larger pathway.
Similar concerns have been discussed previously, for example, relating to accumulated data on CGH microarrays [Tabor and Cho, 2007].
A similar coupling between the distribution U and the adaptive state of the population has been discussed previously, for example, in the context of Fisher's geometrical model (Martin and Lenormand 2006; Tenaillon et al. 2007; Waxman 2007; Rouzine et al. 2008).
The benefits of this model have been discussed previously [1].
Given the physicochemical trends discussed previously, most examples discussed herein belong to the sulfur (VI) oxidation family.
Indeed, many of the species discussed previously as examples of costly female competition have multiple male traits and preferences as well (guppies: [ 15]; tree swallows: [ 16]; Great Snipe: [ 17]).
As discussed previously, specific error examples appear to link poor supervision to violation-type errors and the provoking conditions of inexperience, trusting colleagues and fatigue [ 34, 40, 42, 43, 45, 63], though supervision has also been linked to poor equipment and workload in one example [ 42, 43, 45].
Transcortical reflexes, discussed previously, provide an obvious example.
