In such a world, Australia's security – as descendants of an invading force that dispossessed its original owners, with barely a backward glance a mere two centuries ago – is less manifest and incontestable than we might have hoped.
Our study demonstrates that negative effects associated with competition are less manifest in diverse groups, that there is conflicting selection for and against genetic similarity occurring simultaneously, and that diversity and relatedness may facilitate the productivity and ecological success of groups of interacting individuals.
We conclude that negative effects associated with competition are less manifest in diverse groups, that there is conflicting selection for and against genetic diversity occurring simultaneously, and that diversity and relatedness may facilitate the productivity and ecological success of groups of interacting individuals.
This supports the proposition that negative effects associated with competition are less manifest in groups of individuals with different capabilities, requirements and tolerances that enable temporal and micro-spatial subdivision of resources, and corroborates one of the mechanisms envisaged to promote the ecological success of polymorphic populations [3], [4], [7], [9].
Again, we expect that these compensations mechanisms will be less manifest after a subacromial injection with lidocaine.
Therefore, we expect that these compensation mechanisms will be less manifest during the second round of experiments, after a subacromial injection with lidocaine.
While classical models emphasize the propensity for coupled herbivore-vegetation oscillations to be generated (e.g. [90]), such irruptive dynamics may be less commonly manifested than implied by these models [91].
Appendicular ataxia, manifesting as dysmetria, uncoordinated alternating movements and overshoot, was less prominent than gait ataxia.
The crisis in the health care sector was less visible but the sector's inefficiencies and callousness were manifest.
In SBBS, the joint contractures were less severe and manifested more frequently as talipes and overlapping fingers and toes (Supplementary Figure 2) rather than large joint contractures.
