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Open image in new window Fig. 13 A schematic figure of the secondary migration and adjustment process in the homogeneous reservoir model.

Particularly, elaborate characterization of hydrocarbon migration and adjustment pathways and distribution rules of secondary reservoirs remain absent, resulting in no significant discovery for nearly 15 years since the two lithologic oil and gas pools, i.e., Shinan21 and Shinan31 well blocks.

The Gurpi and Pebdeh Formation seal beds prevented vertical dissipation, causing intra-formational secondary re-migration and adjustment in the Sarvak.

Indeed, the correlation between employment growth and the series "crude rate of net migration and statistical adjustment" is 0.42 in the EU-15 for the 1980 2014 period and 0.54 for the period after 1998.

To sum up, the strong reservoir heterogeneity makes the secondary adjustment occur at a very low rate, while the very late trap deformation does not provide the time required, so these two main factors together caused the Sarvak reservoir to form an unsteady reservoir which has not reached a new equilibrium and is currently in an unstable process of re-migration, accumulation, and adjustment.

These relict terraces and the associated beheaded drainages indicate the role of large stream capture events in producing ongoing escarpment retreat through landward divide migration and subsequent topographic adjustment.

However, Flybow also revealed the occasional intermingling of cells from two neighbouring lineages (arrows, Fig 2K M) and the fragmentation of some clones, highlighting that migration and the re-adjustment of enteroblast position are part of the renewal process.

Integrated resource management plans should be implemented promptly to optimize the ecological effects of rural labor migration and concomitant household agricultural adjustment.

It also models the VM migration and its cost, which enables adjustment of VM placement that re-optimizes power consumption under the new workload.

The demographic variables including adjustment for migration and deaths were carried out in an identical way for both the numerator (people who had at least one glucose or HbA1c blood test or people with dysglycaemia) and denominator (HSU population which includes people with dysglycaemia or diabetes).

Migration changes both the timing and the magnitude and adjustment the UK would have to make anyway as its population rises, he added.