The assumption that skills learned in a simulated environment can be readily transferred into the real world is widespread in fields including pilot training and, increasingly, military training.
And it even gets better: the Ponseti method, as it is known, can be taught to nondoctors, making it a treatment that can be readily transferred anywhere in the world.
Techniques honed in the HR department can be readily transferred to the customer-services department, and filling in expenses claims online is a lesson in electronic procurement.HR departments used to spend much of their time answering questions from employees.
Only last year, for instance, it snapped up IPC magazines, a British publisher of such titles as Loaded and Marie Claire.Certainly, content is more readily transferred from America to Europe than around Europe.
It is noteworthy that the ancestors of the other common household pet, the dog, were social animals that lived together in packs in which there was subordination to a leader, and the dog has readily transferred its allegiance from pack leader to human master.
The methodology described here can be readily transferred to other coastal systems.
The resulting nanotags can be readily transferred onto arbitrary products using transparent adhesive foils.
These sheets could be readily transferred from patterned substrates to non-patterned substrates without the loss of tissue organization.
Perfusion bioreactor further enhances mass transfer and cellular functions over long period; and hepatoctyes are readily transferred to 96-well plate for high-throughput robotic liquid handling.
Overall, protein folds and gross functions can be readily transferred from one protein to another by transplanting large blocks of sequence (i.e., domain recombination).
These experiments suggest that dietary NA and is not readily transferred across the placental barrier but does readily cross the mammary epithelium and is incorporated into milk SM.
