Non-15 European immigrants, perhaps owing to their greater skill transferability, do not seem to significantly differ from natives in their response to the employment outlook when choosing where to reside.
Likewise, this paper shows that foreign mean utilities may be adjusted to increase their transferability but it does not assess whether the error in the mean estimate, ie, the standard error, should also be adjusted.
However, the transferability of HapMap SNPs does not mean that they can be used to capture all other untyped SNPs.
Although, purposive sampling does not confer transferability, it does, however, provide in-depth information from different individuals representing valuable perspectives, which also strengthen the findings.
While the new solicitation includes language about "dissemination," "transferability," and "widespread adaptation," it does not specifically mention research on any of this.
Our main hypothesis is that the imperfect transferability of human capital or discrimination in the host country does not exhaust the possible explanations for an immigrant's mismatch: we explicitly test for the possibility that the last job held prior to migration is a strong signal of a migrants' ability for a host country's employer.
Although most cancer study does not involve more than two centers, the transferability should have more use for assessment of reproducibility between two centers in practice.
The checklist does not include any specific recommendations related to supporting judgements about the applicability or transferability of guidelines, or their local adaptation.
"Since the establishment of a floor price does not actually serve to prohibit the sale of an apartment, the practice should not have been viewed as an illegal restraint against transferability".
