Sentence examples for level of cooperative from inspiring English sources

Our research strategy was to distinguish preferences at the level of cooperative types without going into farmer-level differences and individual-specific factors that produce differences in preferences.

Acquiring the understanding necessary for building a sound foundation for countermeasure development requires an integrated approach to research in physiology and medicine and a level of cooperative action uncommon in the biomedical sciences.

They require a new level of cooperative efforts from both biologists and engineers to understand and use the time-tested structures and machines that plants have developed and perfected over millions of years of evolution.

These tamarins have been extensively studied for their high level of cooperative care, as well as altruistic and spiteful behaviors.

We conclude that level of cooperative investment was positively correlated with out-link strength, in- minus out-link strength and order (p≤0.001).

implies the existence of a high level of cooperative activity among them (in practical terms co-expression [5], [18], [28] and protein interactions), while most of the tests used to select relevant genes assume independence in the behaviours of the genes imposing thus an artificial threshold with a unfavourable effect in the results [27].

We have found that the population can evolve into stable levels of cooperative polymorphism, where cooperators and free riders -laggards- can stably live together.

Relatedness may affect overall levels of cooperative and harmful behaviours, and individuals may act differently in interactions with kin versus non-kin [11], [12].

It has been hypothesized that especially species with high levels of cooperative and competitive interactions may develop the ability to track another's gaze around obstacles [21], whereas the capability to follow another's gaze into distant space is likely to be adaptive for most socially living vertebrates since it will allow detecting predators or food resources earlier e.g. [22], [23].

Many studies find significant correlations between levels of religious commitments and levels of cooperative solidarity (Atkinson and Bourrat 2010; Ginges et al. 2009; Johnson 2005).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02440.009 To establish why breeding success varied with elevation and temperature differently in cooperative and non-cooperative groups, we quantified levels of cooperative carcass processing in our group size treatments across the elevational gradient.