In its current release, MoccaDB already gives access to valuable transferability data.
For checking transferability, data was collected as presence or absence of band at the locus amplified by the particular primer pair.
For these, minor adjustments in primer location to more conserved adjacent regions would potentially increase cross-species transferability (data available from the Dryad Digital Repository: http://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.5nc25; Wofford et al., 2014).
We have tried to clarify the concept by defining it along three lines that may constitute areas for future research: factors influencing transferability, research methods to produce transferable data, and development of criteria to assess transferability.
Although transferability is a fuzzy concept, we tried to make it concrete by defining it along three lines, which are and could be investigated with further research: factors influencing transferability, research methods to produce transferable data, and the development of validated criteria to assess the transferability of health education interventions.
This toolkit is composed of a series of checklists and resources which identify or clarify the relevance, reliability and transferability of data and information from existing reports.
One has to be cautious with the transferability of data, but if the British prevalence rate were transferable to Germany, there would be more than 200.000 young carers in our country.
Prediction of failure using this criterion would permit transferability of data from specimen level to the component level.
In the future, substantial support by large funding agencies might be key for capacity building in target regions of climate change adaptation programs, for longer-term and more sustainable commitments, and for the development of approaches, which aim at assessing the transferability of data, techniques, and tools.
Thus, the new in-situ approach provides results at least as reliable as the conventional inverse SPC approach but has significant practical advantages in terms of reduced test time, transferability of data and flexibility in the location of the source receiver interface.
In order to enhance transferability of data, a purposive sampling technique was used by inviting selected nurses from various clinical disciplines, aiming in this way to seek the opinions from participants coming from as many different working environments as possible.
