Sentence examples for failure of transferability from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of cefoxitin resistance in our isolates was unclear because of the failure of transferability of the plasmids existing in our isolates to the susceptible recipient.

Essentially, Carroll's two contributions (his original four-part construct in 1979, and the Pyramid model in 1991) were made in the context of developed countries, particularly American-type capitalistic societies, and this represents a failure in terms of transferability (see for example, Matten and Moon, 2005, p. 338; Visser 2006, p.36).

In practice, however, there will always be a certain degree of transferability to other occupations.

Only one article [ 3] gave a detailed definition of transferability.

These process elements become potential categories of transferability factors.

Levels of transferability to Nothofagaceae species were very low.

All of the seven articles identified a checklist of transferability factors to consider, and most articles identified a subset of 'critical' factors for assessing transferability potential.

They developed a scoring system for the comprehensiveness of transferability (see Table 2 Modeling approaches based on the three most commonly advocated transferability factors).

The terms used to express the notion of transferability were varied, and, conversely, the term transferability was sometimes used to express another concept (generally applicability).

The failure of Pres.

Failure of health care?