Sentence examples for increased group from inspiring English sources
If religious belief helped our ancestors survive and reproduce, perhaps because it increased group altruism in the face of territorial violence, this would not even slightly suggest that it is currently useful, much less true.
Those groups show high levels of organization and increased group cohesion and are able to use shared homelands as a territorial base for their political struggle.
SIC also increased group identification, but only in the virtual environment.
They found that increased diversity of experience with Wikipedia increased group productivity and decreased member withdrawal up to a threshold.
The large plasma density of the EIA crests causes increased group delay of the GNSS signals leading to errors in positioning and navigation applications.
Specifically, as the sum of the blind zones increased: group size and density decreased and the shape of the group became rounder.
Additionally, the collagen X Tg and KO mice displayed either increased (group A) or decreased (group B) levels of total white blood cells (Fig. 8A).
We found that familiarization with a single high quality nest site prior to emigration increased emigration speed in single choice emigrations (experiment 1) and led to biased nest choice and increased group cohesion in binary choice emigrations (experiment 2).
As explosion probability increased, group-by-condition interactions in the ventral striatum/anterior cingulate and the anterior insula showed increasing activation in HR youth, specifically on trials when explosions occurred.
Groups of low relatedness are likely to have correlated benefits arising from increased group-level genetic diversity, and it appears these benefits often exceed the evolutionary advantages of high within-group relatedness [ 9].
However, since CVR in the peri-infarct tissue remains unchanged over time, a finding of increased group-level peri-infarct activity in the chronic phase in such a longitudinal study is less likely to be due to changes in vascular reactivity, and may be more reliably interpreted as a change in neural activity in the peri-infarct tissue after stroke.
