Sentence examples for migration implemented from inspiring English sources

After bandpass filtering (frequency range between 3 and 9 MHz), the data were migrated to account for off-angle reflections from sloped interfaces (e.g., the lateral walls of the subglacial conduit/ice-shelf channels) using Kirchoff-Depth migration implemented in the open-source software Seismic Unix.

Mitochondrial DNA analyses using the model of isolation with migration implemented in the program IM [66] revealed that the two species diverged around 30 45 000 years ago and that the most probable speciation scenario was one of allopatric divergence followed by secondary contact (Turner et al. in prep).

The strict health regulations in relation to migration implemented by some TB low burden countries could imply, that the population in the receiving countries is at high risk of contracting TB from migrants, a perception sometimes promoted by politicians and parts of the media [ 1].

c Migration between geographical or host populations was estimated using an isolation with migration model in the program Migrate implemented by SNAP Workbench [68].

Finally, we estimated migration since lineages A, B and C split using the isolation with migration model implemented in the program IMa2 [ 64].

The results indicate a ~5 to 10-fold difference in gene flow with a major contribution from American toward European eels, and this for all three continental population pairs (likelihood-ratio tests of migration parameters implemented in IMa2 was not considered here because of the use of an exponential prior for migration rate; see [ 85, 86]).

Although the real migration rate values are often (but not always) included in the confidence interval, BayessAss+ systematically overestimates the migration rates implemented in the laboratory experiments.

a) Migration experiments (Figure 1): two different experiments were designed that both included three populations among which different levels of migration were implemented.

We use a difference-in-differences (DiD) strategy to estimate the effects of reforms to skilled migration policy implemented between 2005 and 2009 on the short-run labour market outcomes of skilled migrants to Australia.

Measures of fit are reported in the top half of the table, and the lower half of the table reports regression statistics for treatment effects, which we interpret here as being attributable to changes to Skill Stream migration policy implemented between 2005 and 2009.

We inferred the colonisation history of each clade separately by using isolation with migration models implemented in the program IMa [19], [20].