Sentence examples for sensitivity to competition from inspiring English sources
Strong negative correlations signify a substantial competitive sensitivity, whereas non-significant slope parameters indicate an insubstantial or no sensitivity to competition.
These results show an additional ontogenetic change in the species sensitivity to competition that is reflected in changes of the sensitivity to different CIs.
Sensitivity to competition was expressed by the slope of the linear relation between dbh increment and the different competition index values.
Five competition indices were found to be effective in showing sensitivity to competition for a number of canopy and sub-canopy species.
The sensitivity to competition was analysed for individual species and involved the calculation of the slope of the linear relation between the value of a competition index (CI) and diameter growth as a measure of sensitivity.
Recent progress in explaining competition effects at the individual and stand level was achieved in simulation studies that could extend competition concepts in order to explain species-specific sensitivity to competition for resources and the interaction with stress (Rötzer et al. [2012]).
In Waxman-Markey, updating allocations are used for specific sectors with high CO2 emissions intensity and unusual sensitivity to international competition, in an effort to preserve international competitiveness and reduce emissions leakage.
Such situations arise, for example, when species' sensitivities to climate, competition and spatial fragmentation interact.
And, the federal courts have demonstrated that they can apply this doctrine in a careful and reasoned manner, with sensitivity to the effect on competition.
As a result of the regression analysis, it became evident that 18 of the total of 25 species in the study area showed a significant sensitivity to at least one competition index (Table 3).
Males should therefore tailor the production of different ejaculate components according to their social environment, with particular sensitivity to cues of sperm competition risk (i.e. how likely it is that females will mate promiscuously).
