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The results can be used to improve existing migration models, and thereby help to reduce migration from packaging into food by using safety-by-design approaches in new product development.

Many of the more high-profile problems in human evolution relate to the types of migration models and underlying data discussed in this issue early human dispersal from Africa and the subsequent colonization of the remaining inhabited continents.

Comparison of the levels of variability among populations, along with coalescent analyses of migration models and estimates of genetic distances, was consistent with a scenario in which the fungus emerged in Central Asia, where apple was domesticated, before its introduction into Europe and, more recently, into other continents with the expansion of apple growing.

We considered eight different evolutionary scenarios by combining unique slopes of environmental clines, levels of assortative mating, migration models, and levels of gene flow (Table 2).

We report significant improvements in predicting DNA fragment migration patterns by incorporating sequence information into the migration models, and demonstrate a median Euclidian distance between actual and predicted spot migration of 0.18 centimeters for the most complex human RLGS pattern.

And the migration behaves nonlinearly when the initial water content increases up to 6% for mixed water migration model and 12% for vaporous water migration model.

This method comprises a newly developed sand wave amplitude and migration model, and an existing pipeline seabed interaction model.

Our results provide improved means for permeability estimation for application in basin flow modeling, hydrocarbon migration modeling, and well completion design.

Secondly, based on a list of eight attributes (including the ability to provide appealing graphical representations), three popular models are selected, then analysed in terms of their strengths and weaknesses: Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, Rasmussen's migration model and socio-technical view, and Weick's (and colleagues) collective mindfulness.

This paper shows, for the first time, that coarsening rate does increase with fS for fS less than approximately 0.75 in agreement with the liquid film migration model, and then decreases again with further increasing fS for fS greater than approximately 0.75.

We consider the depth migration model, and not a model in which earthquakes occur at all depths.