This difficulty is especially true for populations whose constraints extend beyond economic disadvantage to include persistent political conflict and its associated constraints, as is the case for Palestinians living in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt).
And the reverse is true for populations of G. fortis (Lack 1983; Schluter et al. 1985).
This may be especially true for populations when accompanied by behaviour that enhances establishment and ongoing success, such as kin-structured population growth (Ingvarsson and Giles 1999).
37 The findings in this study are likely to hold true for populations other than cardiac surgery patients and in other countries in the world.
This is especially true for populations within the northern half of the SRZ, where (with the exclusion of the high elevation Brandberg population) windthrow accounted for an average of just under half (49%, n=5) of observed mortality.
This may be especially true for populations on islands adjacent to PNG, but in addition, these populations could be more robust to environmental selection pressures due to their high genetic variability, and potential for subsequent rapid evolution and adaptation (Dlugosch and Parker 2008).
However, if we depart from the ideal population where each individual is in a partnership, which can be true for populations with skewed sex ratios, virgin individuals or immigrants, there could be some benefit of EPM even in the absence of other polygamous individuals.
However, this increase in reliability is only true for the population average and not for individual cells in the population.
While we raise this concern with respect to the Chinese-American population, it worth considering that it may hold true for other population groups as well.
This was true for the population as a whole and for a number of sub-groups in the population.
