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Both aggressive (threats) and affiliative interactions (exploratory pecking and beak pecking) were more frequent in small (10) than in large (20, 40) GS (P < 0.05) regardless of PA (PA, P > 0.05; GS × PA, P > 0.05).

Species were more frequent in small fragments surrounded by Cecropia spp. than by Vismia spp. Our results support the idea that the maintenance of species in small fragments may depend on their ability to use the matrix, and that increasing the permeability of the matrix may be an option to lessen the effects of forest fragmentation.

The fat content was even more frequent in small HCC nodules.

These mutations generally occur in males and are more frequent in small APAs.

1 Recurrent viral colds are more frequent in small children; AR is more common in older ones.

It indicates that personal contact is frequent in small space and gets less intimate with the expansion of spatial range.

Scavenging may be less frequent in smaller individuals because they are less able to forage widely, and cannot as easily ingest animal remains such as discarded offal [52] [55].

The granular/dot-like deposits was more frequent than skein-like/rounded inclusions in medium-sized OAH neurons (45.8% → 18.8%: Z = 1.8, p = 0.040, gray column in Figure  6b) but less frequent in small-sized OAH neurons (41.7% → 68.8%: Z = -1.7, p = 0.046, white column in Figure  6b) to yield similar overall tendency in total.

MPI was more frequent in larger hospitals, CSI more frequent in smaller hospitals (P < 0.0001).

The rate of mastectomy relative to BCT was higher in smaller centres, even though there were no differences in tumour size and T1 tumours tended to be more frequent in smaller hospitals than in centres.

Self-clearance occurs when persistently infected (PI) animals are removed from the herd (due to death, trade or culling) before they succeed in establishing additional persistent infections, and seems to be more frequent in smaller herds.