Excluding these potentially habitable, unoccupied regions from the training data reduces the risk of over-fitting but increases model uncertainty (clamping; [ 65]) and thus, transferability of the model [ 66], and for both species, restricting the training data resulted in clamping (extensively so for N. sericea) where none was previously detected.
The advantage of this on the other hand is that those instruments are used in all multimodal pain therapy centers in Germany because of the dissemination of the German Pain Questionnaire [ 8] and thus transferability of the criterion was easily given.
Empirical studies have examined aspects that are frequently very specific for the decision-makers under consideration and, thus, their transferability is limited.
Hence, efforts were made to present rich quotes, provide detailed descriptions of participants and context to facilitate the readers' judgment of the interpretations and thus the transferability of the results.
Out of 426 polymorphic SNPs detected in WD population, 140 SNPs were polymorphic in FL population and thus, the SNPs transferability rate to other mapping population was 32.9%.
The proximity of the study to care reality and thus to the transferability of results into practice was also taken into account in the intervention.
First, the generalizability and transferability of study results is a general problem and thus also a problem if results are transferred within one country/jurisdiction.
Therefore, based on amplicon sequencing, the microsatellite markers showing cross-transferability across millet and non-millet species were valid and, thus, have utility in comparative genome mapping studies in both millets and non-millets.
Many evaluations take inadequate account of such factors and thus it is difficult to assess the transferability of findings to other contexts.
The technical transferability was thus of 61% (137 SNPs) and corresponded to SNPs with homologous flanking sequences.
