Relevance, comprehensiveness, availability, context-appropriateness, affordability, methodological rigor, timeliness, and representation of country situation were characteristics of robust evidence as perceived by policymakers.
In comparison, the context availability theory [ 17] suggests that the efficiency with which a word is able to be processed is due to the amount of available context associated with the target.
Apart from variations and errors in collected data, parameters and effects related to natural variation [19 23], lacking knowledge and understanding of processes and the availability of context specific, verified and independent data is a major challenge.
Another dimension worth exploring in the future work is employing the utilisation of the strategy proposed in [22] to harness the cloud infrastructure as a data gathering and dissemination engine to achieve ready availability of context information in supporting informed caching decisions.
Knowledge translation requires the availability of context specific knowledge that addresses policy priority areas.
However, due to limited antibody availability, cell-context specificity of transcriptional interaction patterns, and the associated cost, the assembly of complete binding site repertoires for the majority of TFs is not a viable option.
The major strength of the model is the availability of context-specific real-world information and the ability to reflect the current Belgian screening situation by calibrating the model to the number of women screened, the expected and observed number of children born with Down syndrome and the number of invasive tests performed in Belgium.
Where things get interesting for enterprises with iOS9 is in the broader availability of organic context and app intelligence.
They differ from concrete words and abstract words in concreteness, imageability, and context availability (Altarriba and Bauer 2004).
