Sentence examples for increased levels of competitive from inspiring English sources

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.

High relatedness of paternally derived alleles in monogamous or inbred sib-cohorts selects for self restraint of paternally derived competitive alleles, while low relatedness of siblings from multiple mated mothers will select for increased levels of competitive effort of paternally derived alleles [ 36].

Docetaxel also caused increased levels of uracil compared to the control, which may help explain why treatment with competitive inhibitors of uracil in conjunction with docetaxel improves tumor treatment.

16 Studies have shown that exercise performance improves when in a competitive setting, 17, 18 and that these changes may be due to a variety of mechanisms including: increased levels of arousal, 19 adrenocortical activity, 20 and mood.

Increased levels of neutrophils were also evident.

They're also increasing levels of service.

This is interesting, because the typical situation for guilds of trematode parasitic castrators is for spatial and temporal covariance in species' distributions to increase overall levels of competitive loss [ 56].

As sugar levels increase, levels of T6P go up, too.

For both regimes, having two preferences evolving simultaneously (as opposed to successively) increased the size of the parameter space where a second preference fixed, allowing it to fix at higher levels of competitive costs.

Sorrell said his investigation found that hazing is pervasive at many levels of competitive hockey.

Nevertheless, heat-related problems continue at all levels of competitive play.