13 Such inherent advantages broadly transfer from research to QI and evaluation.
This difficulty of justifying the inference from rats to humans or, more broadly, of "transferring causal generalizations from one context to another when homogeneity cannot be presumed" (Steel 2008: 3) is known as the problem of extrapolation.
Social protection broadly, and cash transfers in particular, are increasingly receiving recognition as an important part of a comprehensive HIV/AIDS response.
The combination of these events dramatically accelerated the development of the scientific field now called biotechnology, and it started the legal field that today is broadly called "technology transfer".
The Court of Appeals first noted that the UFTA defines the term "transfer" broadly and to encompass pretty much every way that a debtor could part with an asset.
Specifically, horizontal transfer broadly refers to the exchange of genetic material between established lineages and has been detected for transposons, group I introns, and entire gene sequences [ 18, 19], yet details on the exact mechanism of HTT remain somewhat elusive.
Furthermore, genes involved in ectoderm and mesoderm germ layer specification were broadly upregulated after transfer of 2i cells to serum and the reverse transcriptional changes were observed when serum cells were passaged in 2i.
WhatsApp's video, file sharing and other advanced features rely partly on broadly used internet data transfer protocols, and were disrupted over the summer.
The number of links between units showed a sublinear growth (Figure 2B), reflecting that the distribution of the frequency of patient transfer was broadly distributed (not shown).
"We are trying to look at technology transfer more broadly and show the business community that we can become a medical version of Silicon Valley," he said.
However, the future challenge is to translate such a concept to a therapeutic that is more broadly applicable than adoptive transfer of autologous cell products.
