Sentence examples for relaxed competition from inspiring English sources

Hence, the degree to which dispersal relaxed competition among siblings was investigated directly with respect to the effect on the evolved dispersal rate.

Finally, C. medius was found to partially displace M. murinus on a local scale, whereas positive spatial associations with M. berthae indicated relaxed competition [ 37].

Meanwhile, resistant/viable types face relaxed competition in locations where environmental change is more severe (Greulich et al. 2012; Hermsen et al. 2012; Uecker et al. 2014).

For example, if a salmonid population experiences density dependence both during breeding and the juvenile stage, a reduction in the amount of breeding habitat will cause intensified competition during breeding but relaxed competition for juveniles (Einum et al. 2008).

This genetic architecture provides a mechanistic basis for the observation that phenotypes that are adequate for relaxed competition often perform poorly in dense stands.

We measured yield and its components and calculated response to competition (RC) as the ratio between the trait in outer rows (relaxed competition) and the trait in inner rows (higher competition).

And as regulations relax, competition will continue to increase among carriers hoping to sell these bundles.

By the end of summer, the survivors of the three size-classes lay at different depths, which provides a mechanism to relax competition: small cells survived in the mixed layer, the middle-sized in the seasonal thermocline, and the largest in both the seasonal and permanent thermoclines.

Interestingly, infected females also relax competition between non-kin offspring and consequently strongly influence interdemic (group) selection [ 46, 47].

We argue that P. persimilis females preferentially join socially familiar groups because a familiar social environment relaxes competition and optimizes foraging and reproduction.

The floating wind turbine pioneers are surprisingly relaxed about competition.