Thus the evidence of how ICT can support and drive innovative work practice change is generally weak and comes largely from non-transferable case studies of single organisations[ 16, 21, 49].
The data supporting the proposition that IPL influences IPP to create sustained systems change is weak and diffuse, and the evidence largely comprises non-transferable case study, survey and other limited data [ 29, 30].
This broader theory is, however, more developed for the relatively easy case when coalition gains are like money prizes which can be allocated arbitrarily among coalition members (the "transferable utility case").
Licenses can also be sub-licensable and transferable, in case the company is sold or merged.
In the transferable utility case, a number of authors have identified conditions on beliefs that guarantee the existence of Bayesian incentive compatible mechanisms with balanced transfers.
Whether the therapeutic strategy successfully employed here is transferable to other cases of patients with high-risk thrombophilia who desire children has to be investigated in future studies.
Gentamicin resistance was transferable in all conjugative cases, Gentamicin-co-trimoxazole (GM-SXT) in 7 (38%), and GM-SXT-TET (Tetracycline) in 3 (16%) cases.
Therefore, more research is needed in order to find if these results are transferable to m-learning cases and if, as Selwyn (2009: 368) puts it, " digital technologies may be contributing to an increased disengagement, disenchantment and alienation of young people from formal institutions and activities.
Exploring different scenarios, either considering only intrinsic noise or considering both extrinsic and intrinsic ones, we find that the design strategies obtained for both cases are not transferable.
This study provides new data on public acceptability of interventions that could be used to reduce human campylobacteriosis cases employing a transferable approach.
