Sentence examples for general transferability from inspiring English sources
Additionally this paper discusses the general transferability of the process combination consisting of homogeneous and heterogeneous reaction steps to other synthesis route and product groups.
The general transferability, single-copy status, and variability of these loci suggest that primers designed for a single Solidago species should be applicable across the genus.
In any case one should not forget that the general transferability of animal experiments has to be taken with caution [253].
In the first phase of this system, a general transferability index considers seven critical objective values and then the same 16 noncritical objective factors as proposed by Boulenger 10 (see Table 5).
A second problem relates to the general transferability of the previous conclusions to nano-sized ZnO, because micronised ZnO preparations are often not well-defined but may contain nano-sized ZnO to a great extent.
In addition, this study was with one instructor, thus we can now say increased course structure has worked for two independent instructors (the instructor of the current course and the instructor of the original course; Freeman et al., 2011), but further work is necessary to establish its general transferability.
Land rights in general and transferability of land rights in particular have been a mind boggling subject for intellectuals, donors, and politicians in Ethiopia.
Clearly, no general conclusions about transferability and model assessments can be made, due to the limited application conducted.
Despite general problems of transferability of preclinical results to clinical settings, our study suggests that small animal PET imaging using a suitable animal model combined with ex vivo and in vitro experiments is a practicable approach for comparative Aβ tracer assessment.
Predictive power was greater for marsh type-specific models compared to general models and model transferability was poor.
Land use regression (LUR) models have been used to assess air pollutant exposure, but limited evidence exists on whether location-specific LUR models are applicable to other locations (transferability) or general models are applicable to smaller areas (generalizability).
