The trial will increase our understanding of intervention transferability between conditions, those diabetes related health behaviours that are more or less susceptible to change through efficacy enhancing mechanisms and how this impacts on clinical outcomes.
For a first assessment of a potential geothermal resource and its distinct reservoir formations, data gained from outcrop analogue studies seem to lead to a conservative estimation of the reservoir capacity but prove to be useful with respect to transferability of outcrop conditions to reservoir conditions.
The meta-analyses were carried out concerning the following topics: measurement uncertainties, conflicting results, method uncertainty, lack of data, transferability to environmental conditions, transferability to other nanoparticles, applicability of models, knowledge gaps, sources of uncertainty, and consequences of uncertainty.
This study takes three approaches to landscape ecological planning and applies them to a case study area in Nottinghamshire, UK, to assess their transferability to local conditions.
In addition, implementation analysis will address conditions for transferability of programmes to other contexts while providing information on the characteristics of these contexts more likely to generate positive impacts.
The transferability of results to environmental conditions was discussed by a third of the authors (three studies, 33%), which was less than in the research papers, and here in relation to toxicity tests.
The simulation results were compared to available experimental information in order to provide a quantitative study of the force fields accuracy as well as their transferability to amines and thermodynamic conditions different to the ones used in their original parametrization.
The questionable transferability of results to environmental conditions discussed in the research papers was possibly not explicitly discussed in the review papers because the conclusions were drawn that the results were not transferable to environmental conditions or there were not enough data, or because the behavior in environmental conditions was identified as a knowledge gap.
As consequences of these uncertainties and knowledge gaps, quantitative risk assessment, regulation, or management concerning engineered nanoparticles is still based on modeling data or studies in model systems, the transferability of which to environmental conditions is questionable as discussed above[9, 53, 56, 60].
Good documentation of implementation provides important data about not only the adequacy of effort but also the conditions necessary for transferability of these experiences to other settings [ 87, 88].
