Mass transport, chemical reactions, solid updates and migration are included in the model which are solved by the combination of lattice Boltzmann and finite volume methods.
However, no data concerning migration were included in these analyses.
In the first model, migration is included explicitly as movement to a proximal location.
Quantification showing only modest if any effects on migration is included in this supplement.
Sex, age (categorised into four groups), residence, SES quintiles, district, and labour migration were included in both models.
Each year, additional modules focusing on specific research and policy issues (for example, food security, household assets, health care utilisation, labour participation and temporary migration) are included.
Migration is included in the model, although we do not estimate migration rates in this article, but in a related article (S. Aeschbacher, A. Futschik, and M. A. Beaumont, unpublished results).
To evaluate how migration as an alternative to local employment is transmitted between generations, one question about migration aspirations was included in the questionnaire of the caregivers.
An interaction between migration status and gender was included in a separate model.
No migration occurred when SDF-1 was included in both the upper and lower chambers.
