This will particularly be the case where assets have very specific, non-transferable uses, as is often the case in dairy production.
In addition, ESTs within genic regions are more transferable for use in diversity studies with more distantly related species.
A global transferability index was generated for each transferable study using the arithmetic and geometric means (ie, Figure 4; Formula 1) and 2) where a = b = 0.5), although the computed values of the index hardly showed any variation regardless of the formulation used.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov's March visit to Ulaanbaatar ended in confusion after the Russian press reported that Mongolia had agreed to pay at par with the U.S. dollar its Soviet aid debt of 11.5 billion "transferable rubles" (used for international accounting during the Soviet period).
The election was conducted by means of the alternative vote (also called instant runoff voting), which is the single-winner analogue of the single transferable vote used in other Irish elections.
Our prior work over 2005 and 2006 validated the feasibility of our method to identify retrospectively transferable cases using IR DRG in-patient groups and exclusion criteria based mainly on severity of illness for same encounters.
The results revealed a small proportion of primers that could theoretically be used as transferable molecular markers (using a similarity criterion of 100%).
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This research and production is not easily transferable to civilian use, since it has been designed for tasks that are radically different from civilian needs.
