12 This end point is highly dependent on hospital discharge and transfer practices, and it is thus not readily transferable to other health-care systems.
Various instruments of antiquity, even if they have modern counterparts, require more specialized skills that are not readily transferable.
Thus, theology, because of its peculiarly Christian profile, is not readily transferable in its narrow sense to any other religion.
They also regard their social work skills as being readily transferable to an array of professional roles, and "not just management".
"In the past, the skill sets were much more readily transferable, and you could more easily move from one packaged-goods account to another," Mr. Ryan said.
The Army is especially interested in men and women who have jobs that are readily transferable to Army positions, like mechanics and logisticians.
But American commanders have warned that the lessons of Iraq will not be readily transferable to Afghanistan because of the widely different nature of the wars.
This advantage may be more apparent than real, because the large work force required to man it may not be so readily transferable.
The big worry is that the outflow may drain the country of its best brains, especially in industries where the salary gap between east and west is large and the skills are readily transferable.
Often, she continued, the talents that draw people to careers like acting and modeling — two of the biggest real estate feeder professions — are readily transferable to being an effective agent.
The coating protocol in the current study was readily transferable to a variety of template geometries and materials.
