The "big picture" presentation manner of the findings is expected to promote the transferability of the results.
To reduce the human effort and to promote semantic transferability, we propose an automated method for deriving a probabilistic grammar based on a training corpus consisting of concept strings and semantic classes from the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS), a comprehensive terminology resource widely used by the community.
In order to promote universal applicability and transferability of this technique, commercially available fluorophores were selected for testing.
The proponents add that the transferability promoted by backers of the alternative measure takes the focus off the veteran who should be the main recipient of the assistance.
Yet, we hope that offering a dedicated platform for such research will promote its importance, elevate standards, improve transferability of findings from bench to bedside (and back), and stimulate clinicians, basic scientists and, particularly, the next generations of researchers to actively participate.
A number of strategies were used to promote qualitative rigor, specifically credibility, dependability, confirmability and transferability of findings [ 41].
Tailored role descriptions such as those used in this study for medical imaging, social work and pharmacy were found to promote role standardisation with greater clarity while still enabling transferability to various clinical areas and locations within the discipline.
Such theories could contribute to the design of more effective interventions to promote treatment adherence and to improving assessments of the transferability of these interventions across different health issues and settings.
This is in consistent with the assertion by (Lincoln & Guba, 1985) that credibility, transferability, dependability and conformability will go a long way to promote trustworthiness in the validation process.
Finally, transferability was promoted through a thick description of the settings, sample and methods, as well as the inclusion of four distinct settings.
