Sentence examples for transferability study from inspiring English sources

A transferability study is aimed to assess the theoretical exportability of the tested measures across Europe.

The EST-SSRs developed from sesame are valuable for genetic analysis, linkage mapping, and transferability study among oil plants.

The purpose of this paper is to present a transferability study of the Large Zone Economic Module (LZEM) of the SE3M model of land use and transportation.

In a local transferability study of 7071 African Americans, 7 index SNPs from 40 T2D loci were replicated [ 52].

Some authors have gone in a completely different direction by proposing a sequenced flow chart type approach to help guide the process of either conducting a transferability study or determining whether a primary study in the country of origin is needed.

In a microsatellite transferability study between Quercus and Castanea, despite the high sequence identity at the flanking regions observed for 14 loci mapped in corresponding linkage groups, the repeat motif in the non-source species was in some cases shortened and/or modified [ 55].

LBP conducted the SSR polymorphism tests and transferability studies.

These primers can be used to develop SSR-based markers, for transferability studies across species, within a genus, across genera, and for the experimental validation of polymorphism.

Interestingly, the 100 ILP markers showing orthologous relationships between foxtail millet and rice genes selected for cross-transferability study did not show any paralogous relationships within either rice or foxtail millet genome.

However, our small study area reduced the effect of some methodological artifacts in models of larger areas for example, equivalence of the definition of land use variables in different areas and minimized potential differential effects of regional background pollution levels that were observed in other model-transferability studies (e.g., the ESCAPE study in Europe).

40 Therefore, one goal in economic evaluation is to ensure the transferability of study results that is, to provide enough study detail so that results can be adapted (usually via modelling) to apply to other settings.