Studies fulfilling the four critical criteria are then assessed for eligibility for transferability using a five-indicator checklist.
They propose that evaluation should include process evaluation (for adequacy), context evaluation (for transferability), effects evaluation (looking at both intended impacts and unintended consequences), and economic evaluation (to address cost-effectiveness considerations).
As shown in Figure 2, Welte proposed the use of a transferability decision chart that takes into account 'knock-out' criteria, a transferability checklist, and methods for improving transferability and for assessing the uncertainty of transferred results.
Using a popular metric for skill transferability, I find that small firms with highly transferable managers adjust pay towards their target labor market group by over 30percentt more per year relative to baseline peer pay sensitivity levels.
One representative sample for each genotype was tested for transferability of the ESBL plasmid by conjugation to recipient E. coli DA11782 (mcrA, Δmrr-hsdRMS-mcrBC, ΔlacX74, deoR, recA1, araD139Δ [ ara-leu] 7697, galK, rpsL, endA1, nupG, rif R).
The application of the microsatellite primers developed in this study was tested in other taxa of Gastrodia, specifically three taxa for polymorphism test and 13 species for transferability test.
In particular, we aim at assessing the importance of the cultural and socio-economic compatibility of the immigrants origin and destination countries for the transferability of human capital.
For the transferability of GA-PLSR models, the soil samples were divided into three pairs of training sets and test sets from different land-use types.
For testing transferability, different cities are clustered in according to certain criteria and profiling them, in order to understand what effect has a policy on two different contexts.
No article proposed a framework or tool for assessing transferability.
