Sentence examples for higher recruitment from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the seven NAF species had higher recruitment than mortality rates in both forest types.

Although fire reduced emergence of M. vimineum from the soil seedbank, sites subjected to prescribed fire had greater M. vimineum biomass and higher recruitment than unburned sites.

Specifically, patients with epilepsy show modification of language networks and they demonstrate a higher recruitment of the left hemispheric areas (inside and/or outside the 'eloquent networks') to ensure efficient language processing [64].

Lodgepole pine is highly sensitive to both previous disturbances and their severities, whereas spruce and aspen are insensitive to disturbance history, although both showed higher recruitment levels in three-disturbance environments.

Regional-scale variation was particularly evident for Pocillopora meandrina and A. globiceps, with a higher proportion of smaller colonies found at Raiatea, probably as a result of recent cyclones followed by higher recruitment rates.

Higher recruitment rates were seen in Wales and Scotland, though in the case of the Welsh and Irish, political tensions tended to "put something of a blight upon enlistment".

But the high recruitment fees remain, as does the practice of cheating workers on overtime.

For many charities, the excitement of hiring new talent is often dampened by the prospect of high recruitment costs.

(Given Isis's high recruitment rate, it is not entirely clear that this is meeting with much success).

These challenges can result in a high turnover rate (in some cases 150% for employee position), which is responsible for high recruitment costs and declining productivity.

The delegation found that Qatar was not doing enough to stop passports being confiscated or to stop workers being forced to pay high recruitment fees, which often place them in heavy debt.