Our study being restricted to Switzerland and its German-speaking population, the transferability of the questionnaire to other countries and languages needs to be examined.
The previous physical health screening studies are primarily confined to English speaking countries and as there have been no similar studies to date that have been carried out in Asian populations the transferability of the intervention beyond western cultures has yet to be ascertained.
It is potentially more problematic that studies on treatment effects generally have been performed in Caucasian populations, and the transferability to black African populations is uncertain.
The study estimates Willingness to Pay (WTP) and Compensating Surplus (CS) for ES applying CE and, subsequently, given the preferences of respondents across sites and populations, tests the transferability of unadjusted value transfer (WTP) and benefits function (CS) assessing four different types of BT.
Differences in LD levels between breeding populations hamper the transferability of marker effects from one breeding population to another, even when the linkage phases are identical.
Transferability (transfer of the outcomes to other settings or populations) will be assured by the detailed description of the context and participants.
Analyses of BMI across diverse populations - or transferability of association results - is of particular interest in African American populations because they have disproportionately high BMI and obesity, and related diseases such as diabetes.
In order to develop the molecular markers for evaluating the genetic variation of populations and testing transferability in Gastrodia species, we selected one individual of G. flabilabella to build (AG n, (AC n, (TTG n, (TCC n, (ACG), (CCA)n, (AACT n, and (AGAT n enrich DNA library.
However, this CI omits the contribution of air quality changes, baseline incidence rates, populations exposed, and transferability of the effect estimate to diverse locations.
The various combinations of these different risk factors make the patients affected by systemic fungal infections a non-homogeneous population and, therefore, the transferability of the results of many clinical trials from one population to another is difficult.
