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The most central parameter of the model is the agents' sensitivity to competitive comparisons of appreciations described by the competitiveness (alpha ).
The model thus predicts thus a transition from egalitarian triads to strong dyads as agents' sensitivity to competitive comparisons increases.
When agents' sensitivity to competitive comparisons is low, the most common patterns of appreciation are egalitarian triads (all three agents appreciate each other), while for moderate sensitivity, leadership-type patterns emerge (one agent connected strongly to two other unconnected agents).
The structural similarity between patterns emerging as model results and patterns reported in empirical research suggests that: (1) reciprocation based on appreciation is a strong candidate for explaining the formation of such patterns, and (2) individual sensitivity to competitive comparisons of appreciation may be a key factor that can be used to the tune dynamics of interaction in small groups.
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The competitive comparisons of appreciations and the (sensitivity to) competitiveness, however, essentially affect the type of patterns that develop in the group.
Strong negative correlations signify a substantial competitive sensitivity, whereas non-significant slope parameters indicate an insubstantial or no sensitivity to competition.
The agents' sensitivity to the competitive comparison is regulated by the parameter (alpha in [0,1]), referred to as the competitiveness in what follows.
As a consequence, agents change their self-appreciation and appreciation towards their peers depending on their sensitivity to the competitive comparison.
Second, proximity to AKAP79 abolished PKC sensitivity to ATP competitive inhibitors such as BIS-I.
This PH domain mutated AKT1 gene does not alter its sensitivity to ATP competitive inhibitors, but does alter its sensitivity to allosteric kinase inhibitors [ 140].
Moreover, the hxk1Δ mutant C. albicans showed increased sensitivity to the competitive chitin synthesis inhibitor Nikkomycin Z [ 49], indicating the significant involvement of hexokinase 1 protein in cell wall synthesis [ 31].
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