27 Completed on a specific population group as this reduces transferability of the conclusions drawn to the general population.
Unfortunately, this was completed on a group of university students of limited age range, 45 which reduces transferability to the general population, and the authors stated poor recording consistency of the data collected.
While the genotyping miscall rate of 1.2% in the E. grandis × E. urophylla pedigree falls within expectations, the much higher 4.3% rate in the four-species family is probably a result of a reduced SNPs transferability to this more diverse genomic background.
Furthermore, the transferability of patents helps reduce the risk to banks and investors in investing in certain classes of companies because when a business fails, patents are often the only valuable asset that remains.
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.
Transferability: a priori recruitment methods that reduce bias and participant heterogeneity.
At the default level of β, model transferability was improved using all methods to reduce collinearity; however, at higher levels of β, the correlation method performed best.
In this context, combined experimental and numerical approaches are of increasing practical importance, as these may reduce the experimental effort and, moreover, provide a basis for the transferability of experimental results to different axle geometries and materials.
Therefore, it is a key element of the internal validity of studies and helps reduce the assessment of antagonistic or synergistic aspects of these factors, whose importance we highlighted earlier, and therefore, of the transferability.
