Sentence examples for less recruitment from inspiring English sources

The researchers found that the impacts of deer grazing on vegetation were severe and resulted in bare soil and reduced plant biomass, less recruitment of woody species and relatively fewer native species.

So the cumulative effect has been that the decline in body conditions has resulted in fewer cubs being produced, meaning there's less recruitment in the population, and that's caused a decline in the number of bears inwestern Hudson Bay.

If it weren't for those retirements, "we'd be doing even less recruitment.

However, the opposite would be expected in woodlands and savannas, with more open canopies resulting in more grass, high fire intensity and so less recruitment [67, 68].

Second, across both the construction and elaboration phases of retrieval the PTSD group showed greater recruitment of the ventral medial PFC for negatively intense memories, but less recruitment for positively intense memories.

Wang et al. (2006) and Dang et al. (2009) have found more radial growth but less recruitment with Picea schrenkiana and Abies fargesii in response to warm climate over several of the most recent decades.

St. Mary's, where 8percentt of the nursing jobs are open, focuses less on recruitment enticements than on retention.

Therefore, it is reasonable to speculate that the less monocyte recruitment and macrophage infiltration in RBP-J cKO fibrotic kidney may caused by the reduced TGF-β secretion through down-regulation of CCL2 expression in macrophages.

Populations with lower mortality can be sustained with lower, i.e. less frequent, recruitment.

The CSNSA model predicts a slightly lower peak value and less sustained recruitment of Shc (Figure 3) when compared to the ODE solution.

However, a positive correlation between mPFC deactivation and CN score would be consistent with the idea that individuals with less mPFC recruitment during active tasks are also more likely to exhibit impulsive traits.