Sentence examples for preferentially help from inspiring English sources

For our purposes, we define reciprocity broadly as "a conditional enforcement strategy where individuals preferentially help partners that reciprocate and withhold help to partners that do not".

Thus, to the best of our knowledge there is no published evidence to support the idea that rodents preferentially help individually familiar animals.

We have received three reviews of your submitted manuscript, all of which found the evidence you presented that rats preferentially help other rats from the same group plausible but not necessarily the only possible interpretation.

By focusing this help preferentially on the poor nations, the poor should be able to exploit the trade opportunities that are opened up for them by non-preferential treatment.

Further studies on the physical and biological components of the sites where adult amphioxus preferentially live may help to further develop aquaculture facilities allowing development and maintenance of whole life cycle of B. lanceolatum in captivity.

Among self-injurers, 83%% had sought help, preferentially from friends (68 %), parents (30 %), and teachers (13 %).

Conversely, around half (49%, n = 23) reported actively seeking information (KHOS information subscale, 10.7 ± 2.1) with 40% of participants (n = 18) preferentially seeking professional help (KHOS behavioral-involvement subscale, 10.6 ± 1.6).

Interestingly, ascorbate peroxidase (Table  1, spots 128 and 161) and catalase (Table  1, spot 209), which are very important components of H2O2 detoxification [ 58], were down-regulated in response to Las-infection suggesting that peroxiredoxins might be preferentially recruited to help dissipate oxidative stress during HLB disease development.

The lack of collaboration found in the study may reflect similar attitudes, she says, although it could also be due to female junior faculty approaching senior males preferentially, in spite of help offered from senior women.

These criteria help to preferentially fuse highly related sub-networks, while avoiding low consistency sub-networks that would otherwise agglomerate weakly related sub-networks.

In mammals, helping is preferentially provided to members of one's own group.