2, 3 However, several randomised controlled trials (RCTs), predominantly in North America, have found that supported employment using the individual placement and support (IPS) model can increase rates of competitive employment to 30 60%.
Indeed, the rate of increase of the competitive ability of populations of Escherichia coli declines considerably after a few thousands of generations [ 3].
The increasing domination of competitive school sport may be the lasting (negative) legacy of the London 2012 Olympics, with the resultant disfranchisement of women and girls.
"With the further expansion of China's economy, an increasing number of competitive Chinese companies will go to Asian countries and be directly involved in local economic development," he said.
During the 19th and 20th centuries, the increased use of competitive mass elections in western Europe had the purpose and effect of institutionalizing the diversity that had existed in the countries of that region.
Therefore, for students across the countries, increased use of competitive learning was associated with improved mathematics performance, even though effect sizes were small.
Oversowing with H. lanatus in this experiment, increased cover of competitive vegetation overall and reduced the relative cover of C. scoparius at 18 months.
Therefore, an increasing number of competitive hub ports in neighboring regions have promoted the hub-hopping nature of the liner shipping industry (Koi 2006).
As athletes move into a train-to-train phase (ages: 12-16), players often begin focusing on specific technical and tactical skill development and can begin to encounter increased levels of competitive intensity, and -- if we're not thoughtful with our coaching -- mistakes can turn into fear of failure and shame over a missed catch, bad throw, botched tackle, not enough speed, fear of taking a hit.
Both extensions of the original model thus increase the likelihood of competitive speciation.
