The phrase "availability population" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to statistics or research, particularly when discussing the subset of a population that is available for study or analysis.
Example: "In our survey, we focused on the availability population to ensure we gathered data from those who were accessible during the study period."
Alternatives: "accessible population" or "available sample".
In systems where large predators are present, both adult and juvenile survival responds to environmental variability, due to interactions between resource availability, population size and predation pressure [4].
However, this hypothesis could be explored by examining whether differences in EP mate availability (population density) explain some of the variation in Malurus' rates of EPP between study years, populations and species.
The switch between these pathways represents a facultative developmental choice driven by environmental conditions, such as food availability, population density and temperature (Lee, 2002; Hu, 2007; Brown et al., 2011; Sommer and Ogawa, 2011).
Details collected for each practice included: geographical classification, distance from nearest acute hospital and community based services, number of regional family practices, allied health service availability, population data, and regional socio-economic indicators such as unemployment rates.
An alternative explanation is that the frequency of extra-pair copulations may be population specific, with populations possibly varying in, for instance, mate availability, population density, or density of vegetation, which may influence the rate of extra-pair copulations (Davies 1992).
However, due to inherent weaknesses, the model was revised and as such healthcare systems, service availability, population-based factors and consumer satisfaction in the initial model are considered as drivers of healthcare utilisation.
Both the site with highest mean light availability ('sunniest population') and second sunniest 2009 populations had significantly higher mean light availability than the sunniest site in 1994 (P ≤ 0.001 and P ≤ 0.007, respectively).
In contrast, there was no significant difference in mean light levels between the site with lowest mean light availability ('shadiest population') in 1994 and the shadiest population in 2009 (P ≤ 0.143).
Nevertheless, our study shows that environmental conditions, food availability and population level changes in physiology may largely determine the parameter space in which an entire population behaves, i.e. the phenotypic plasticity of behaviour population wide [ 50].
Light availability affected population stability indirectly by altering morphological traits.
This study uses the concept of functional cover types to establish links between land-use, resource availability and population dynamics.
