To ensure trustworthiness in the data analysis, we will apply member checks and analyst triangulation; in addition to providing contextual and sample description to allow for evaluation of transferability of our results to other contexts and groups.
Each mainland diver was allocated 28 abalone quota units of which up to 12 units could be transferred to another diver for the season, thereby allowing for limited transferability of the quota.
Since fresh produce (including lettuce) is often served at room temperature (25 degrees Celsius), we studied whether this temperature allows for the transferability of DNA through mechanisms such as increased pili formation or type IV secretion systems [ 41].
As suggested four criteria were considered for the trustworthiness: credibility, transferability, dependability and confirmability [ 24].
Thus, the external validity of a study allows for conclusions on its "potential transferability" (is the intervention potentially generalizable?) by means of a reporting logic.
Therefore, a strategy to identify EST-SSRs is not only important for diversity studies as a basis for molecular breeding strategies with oil palm, but in addition, markers in conserved coding regions allow easy transferability to other species within the Arecaceae family and provide tools for evolutionary and functional diversity studies [ 3- 5].
This will allow better transferability and generalisability of such an intervention to other primary care settings and for other NCDs.
The design of this RCT, which closely reflect current clinical practice in EDs, will allow immediate transferability of results.
Such transferability, coupled with a lower computational expense allowing for longer simulation timescales, allows ReaxFF to consider phenomena dependent not only on the reactivity of the involved species, but also on dynamic factors, such as diffusivity and solubility, affecting how species migrate through the system.
