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And many of the skills you pick up will be transferable into the workplace.

Even allowing for their comparative inexperience in delivering Games on time and on (an admittedly insane) budget, it could be difficult for the non-athletes among them to rival sporting techniques that Coe, having once refined them on the track, still insists are transferable into any sphere.

However, knowledge we learned from animal models were often poorly transferable into clinic.

"Suddenly those computer skills become transferable into social capital," he says.

Student engagement with this type of simulation and their feedback suggest that skills obtained during the simulation are transferable into and valuable for their clinical placements.

In the present study, we have used MTT reduction of the whole tissue to clarify whether the production of this complex 3-D-model is transferable into other laboratories and whether these tissues can be constructed reproducibly.

It was also shown recently that hyl Efm is plasmid-located [ 11, 42], transferable in vitro into several non-hospital E. faecium strains and thus cannot be suggested to serve as a specific marker to predict a clonal background of a given strain [ 43].

This paper argues that an alternative approach, based upon embedding transferable skills into the curriculum, produces more consistent and sustainable results than policy led enterprise programme initiatives, especially when informed by a systematic and integrated transferable skills framework.

"We're probably about halfway there in terms of getting transferable skills into Ph.D. programs," says Iain Cameron, head of the Research Careers and Diversity Unit within Research Councils UK. "We've made a huge amount of progress since 2003, but we've still got some way to go".

At the same time, transformations within a liminal time-space are only of value if transferable back into the everyday.

However, up to now this technology has been severely limited by the lack of FF tissue banks, needful for conducting large-scale studies, which are required in a rare tumor as GIST, in order to obtain reliable and transferable data into clinical practice.