Both the amount of high and low quality habitat is important for population persistence as the former directly contributes to population growth, whereas the latter may stabilise the dynamics of populations by temporally hosting a surplus of individuals that otherwise would die or permanently emigrate (i.e. the buffer effect [6] [8]).
Another possibility is that the toleration is just that: the recognition that it would be more trouble and danger, in a territory well-stocked with food, to drive out surplus individuals than to put up with them.
The underlying philosophy is that activities such as fishing, hunting, and forestry might be sustainable if they are directed toward surplus individuals.
Groups with high patient turnover had a surplus of eligible individuals, and from these, we included a random sample.
In this instance, though, it's an accurate prediction: By 2020, the United States is expected to face a shortage of 1.5 million workers with college degrees, but will have a surplus of 6 million individuals without a high school diploma who are unemployed because they lack necessary educational credentials.
One industrious individual in Australia with a surplus of time has managed to put OS X an old 25MHz Centris 650.
In individuals with visceral obesity (due to a surplus of energy), hypertrophic adipocytes are characterized by a hyperlipolytic state that is resistant to the antilipolytic effect of insulin [ 19].
States, however, can seek waivers that extend support for such individuals up to two years if they live in areas with a surplus of workers.
Nationwide, judges decry not a surplus of lawyers, but a lack of competent representation for those who aren't rich individuals and corporations.
Funds for Limon's work came from a surplus in the previous season's budget, but in subsequent years, ADF sought foundations and individuals to sponsor commissions.
Private individuals and firms similarly refused them beyond the legal tender limit; those with a surplus of base metal coins often sold them at a discount.
