A new marker (Ah-041) presented a 100% transferability and could be used to classify the peanut accessions in AA and non-AA genome carriers.
From the known elements of the issue, a transferability criteria tool could be developed that could be used to assess the transferability of interventions by comparing the settings of research studies with the setting in which the practitioner must implement an intervention.
If, however, the individual was properly matched in the home labour market but is over-educated in the host country, then perhaps the existing explanations of imperfect skill transferability and/or discrimination could be put forward for such an outcome.
EST-SSRs are known to have high level of transferability across taxa and could be useful as anchor markers for comparative mapping and evolutionary studies [ 45].
Each mainland diver was allocated 28 abalone quota units of which up to 12 units could be transferred to another diver for the season, thereby allowing for limited transferability of the quota.
Using a comprehensive assessment of allometric equation transferability, we found that site effects could be neglected for eleven out of twelve species.
These findings could be relevant for transferability to low-income countries where malaria is endemic, AL is being used for first line treatment of malaria and microscopy diagnostic services are not readily available.
Moreover only the typical material of the described 3D-printer could be analyzed, so the transferability to other printable materials and surface roughness is restricted.
This guide could be used to incorporate transferability criteria into the reporting of studies, thus making the research more transferable and therefore more useful to health stakeholders.
The neighborhood models had limited transferability; however, our success with the BA model leads us to conclude that it could be calibrated and transferred to other neighborhoods in the Boston area and perhaps other cities.
