Sentence examples for to increased group from inspiring English sources

Such effect was apparently mediated by a few species demonstrating reduced tolerance to increased group size.

Specifically, in addition to increased group means in all sections of the FRAS, decreased SDs for all statistically significant items were observed in the advanced group results compared with the novice group.

The lessons of organizational learning will not lead automatically to increased group capacity or improved decision-making.

We also found that familiarization with a high quality and a low quality nest sites prior to emigration led to increased group cohesion and improved both speed and accuracy of emigrations (experiment 3), in apparent contradiction with the classical implications of a speed-accuracy trade-off.

Hematocrit, red blood cells (RBC), albumin, and hemoglobin increased following exercise, with greatest increases correlating to increased skill group (novice, intermediate, masters); at 4-hours post-exercise, hematocrit, RBC, and hemoglobin were decreased.

The style and attitude of the tutor is critical and those who seek to engage their group in a non-threatening manner are more likely to be rewarded by increased group participation.

However, an individual's criticality is not expected to decrease with an increased group size for conjunctive tasks.

In contrast to the "restored" group and the "increased" group, in the "decreased" group there was a significant asymmetry between the operated limb and the healthy limb.

In contrast to the "restored" group and the "increased" group, in the "decreased" group there was a statistically significant asymmetry between sides, with reduced range of motion and a lower maximal swing speed on the operated side.

As with the observed increased pre- and post venepuncture heart rates, the increased group mean BE level in autism (which probably reflects an increased activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis) appears to be associated with the stress of the blood drawing setting and not with the observed pain-related behavior.

Our model predicts that for an increased group size this hysteresis, that is a sudden drop from cooperation to defection, appears at lower cost values, compared to smaller groups (see Figure 3.b).