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Second, there's general agreement that unionisation in a sector depresses long-term investment in firms in that sector, that unionised firms are less adaptive than non-unionised ones, and that this is what has led to declining unionisation.

Resilient boys showed more adaptive reunion behaviors than non-resilient boys, but were less adaptive than competent boys, suggesting that resilient boys are more securely attached than non-resilient boys, but less securely attached than competent boys (Ainsworth & Bell, 1970).

However, previous research has shown that emotion-oriented coping strategies in the long run may be less adaptive than problem-oriented strategies, although the impact of these coping strategies appears to depend on the specific constraints imposed by the stressful situation [ 22, 23].

The main characteristics of the proposed algorithm is that the adaptive fuzzy controllers have a simple structure, and less adaptive parameters than the existing results.

XR-linked genes show consistently less adaptive evolution than autosomal genes in the unbiased gene expression data set.

bulgaricus and L. helveticus have adapted to the nutrient-rich milk environments, where less adaptive regulation is required than that required by organisms commonly found in gastrointestinal tract like L. acidophilus and L. gasseri.

Individuals who never self-injured used less adaptive and maladaptive coping strategies than participants who self-injured.

RBE was more pronounced in adult males than in boys and elderly males, suggesting that the muscles of boys and elderly males are less adaptive to exercise-induced muscle damage than those of adult males.

Hence, our analysis predicts that fast-adapting viral proteins, in particular hemagglutinin, are more brittle than influenza proteins under less adaptive pressure.

Avoidance behavior is generally considered as a less adaptive coping strategy to respond to traumatic experiences than approach behavior [ 17].

"Elections are now less adaptive," he writes.