Sentence examples for Lack of transferability from inspiring English sources
Asymmetric information now takes up the role that was formerly attributed to the lack of transferability of utilities.
The lack of transferability can be traced to the details of the functional form, suggesting future directions in the development of carbon potentials.
A key reason for the lack of transferability of ethanol production pathways is the current lack of understanding of the enzymes involved.
The lack of transferability between branches is evident in the performance of the 2008-C/H/O 2008-C/H/O forcombustion which accurately describes water as a gas-phase molecule yet fails to describe water as a liquid.
I also consider key challenges facing the study of foraging cognition, namely misgivings arising from observations of suboptimal foraging decisions in laboratory studies, and a lack of transferability between information use in the laboratory and that in the world.
Furthermore, many simulation-based assessments have been criticised for a lack of transferability to the clinical setting.
The meta-analyses were carried out concerning the following topics: measurement uncertainties, conflicting results, method uncertainty, lack of data, transferability to environmental conditions, transferability to other nanoparticles, applicability of models, knowledge gaps, sources of uncertainty, and consequences of uncertainty.
For most organisms indeed, whole genome surveys are often hampered by a shortage of genomic sequences and/or a lack of interspecific transferability of known molecular markers such as microsatellites or single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) [ 3, 4].
Seventh, Drosophila is indeed facile in terms of experimental manipulation, but it has major drawbacks that impinge upon data transferability (e.g., the lack of DNA methylation toolkit and reproductive division of labour54).
However, recent results still lack adequate transferability across large areas.
Only one article [ 3] gave a detailed definition of transferability.
