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Crowding in plant populations does not lead to higher size inequalities in cases where soil resources become limiting sooner than light (Weiner 1990; Bagchi 2007), and when crowding benefits neighbour plants through physical support (Puntieri and Pyšek 1993).
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For a certain number of transmitters, we can observe that larger MSDU sizes lead to higher packet loss rates.
The strengthening of metals is essentially controlled by the microstructures of the metal solids and it is well understood that smaller grain sizes lead to higher hardness and increased strength.
Without it, smaller unicell sizes lead to higher surface to volume ratios and therefore to extremely fast replication, reaching the maximum replication rate of once every turn and thereby escaping predation.
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