Sentence examples for selection of cooperation from inspiring English sources
The selection of cooperation nodes is important to reduce the estimation error while conserving the network's energy.
Through these two factors, at any one time, the selection of cooperation nodes will affect both the energy conservation and the estimation accuracy.
"A school can lose points for not having absolute control over the selection of the cooperation teacher," she said.
For example, trade-offs can exists between the vertical and horizontal transmission of MGEs (Mc Ginty and Rankin 2012), or as a result of kin selection for cooperation among MGEs (Nogueira et al. 2009; Mc Ginty et al. 2011).
Three recent theoretical papers have suggested that selection for cooperation can concomitantly drive the evolution of population structures that support cooperation, reinforcing sociality via a positive feedback loop.
To test whether selection for cooperation increased with increasing resource supply we calculated the proportion of biofilm-forming WS within each population (i.e., WS density/total density).
Beyond this observation, the models highlight two broad issues in selecting and maintaining cross-feeding as a form of cooperation: selection is sensitive to the dynamical stages of population growth, and some ecologies allow the invasion of exploiting genotypes that work against the evolution of cross-feeding.
Natural selection opposes the evolution of cooperation unless specific mechanisms are at work in Prisoner's Dilemma.
This confirms the essential role played by kin selection in the evolution of cooperation, since low dispersal in a microbial population implies that most social interactions are among related individuals.
Introducing individual level selection decreases the level of cooperation in the well-mixed case, however interestingly and somewhat counter intuitively it increases the level of cooperation in the spatially explicit case.
Thus, kin selection predicts the evolution of cooperation ought to be most likely in species preadapted to maintain high relatedness between siblings (i.e., the monogamy hypothesis) [ 13, 14].
