Sentence examples for more transferable and from inspiring English sources

This guide could be used to incorporate transferability criteria into the reporting of studies, thus making the research more transferable and therefore more useful to health stakeholders.

"They do it because identity information is more transferable and lucrative than stolen electronics".

Figure 2 shows the six Bland Altman plots drawn to assess the equations ability to adjust foreign mean utilities to make the values more transferable and thereby applicable in economic evaluation performed from a UK perspective.

Finally, with respect to avenues for further research, this review highlighted the efforts that must be made to develop research in this field that will be more easily transferable and more useful for health stakeholders.

The potential of MM-based models are more transferable (Tozzini, 2005) and often parameterized by Boltzmann-Inversion procedure on statistical distributions of internal coordinates built on PDB structures or atomistic-MD trajectories (Arkhipov et al. 2006a).

In addition, calibrated best parameter set from RESAC has presented relatively more transferable compared to NLCD and STATE.

Compared with AFLP markers, STS markers are more valuable in marker-assisted selection (MAS) and more transferable between populations.

SSR markers derived from expressed sequence tags are likely to be even more transferable across lines, populations and species than random genomic SSRs [ 41].

They are encouraged to do so by the positive student reaction to the changes in teaching-learning practice; and by the improved quality of their students' knowledge which, teachers think, is clearer, longer-lasting and more transferable.

Other possible explanations are that the less resistant C-MRSA can grow faster than multidrug-resistant H-MRSA and that SCC mec IV and V carried by C-MRSA may have the advantage over SCC mec I III carried by H-MRSA because they are smaller and more transferable; both of these putative advantages may contribute to their propagation (10, 15 ).

The subsequent in-depth mixed methods evaluation of these two questionnaires, alongside a new generic outcome scale, largely confirmed their usefulness in the context of acupuncture and Chinese medicine as well as providing more transferable information about their strengths and weaknesses.