In the present work, we show that more than half (54%) of the assayed wheat EST-SSRs can be transferred to H. chilense, which is lower than the transferability of the barley EST-SSRs (66%).
(2011) who showed that connectivity rather than function was the crucial determinant of gene transferability, which is consistent with the frequent transfer of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases that are informational, but have few interaction partners in the cell (Woese et al., 2000; Andam & Gogarten, 2011).
Finally, our study meets the criteria for results transferability, which is a hallmark of the qualitative research approach [ 34].
Because the current mix of interventions varies substantially across countries, the costs and effects of small changes in resource use also vary substantially, which is one factor limiting the transferability of results across settings.
A total of 26 heterozygous SNPs were derived from the 921 Pyrus SNPs on the array, indicating a TSNP value of 2.82% transferability to Malus, which is within the range of values previously obtained by Micheletti et al. [ 5] of between 1.2 and 3% transferability of SNPs from Malus to Pyrus.
Several studies have now demonstrated not only high rates of infra-generic transferability but also transferability to other closely related genera [see [ 6]], which is also very promising for comparative mapping and genomic investigations of natural populations.
This would be expected to ruin the transferability of the prediction model to multiple highly dissimilar MHC types, which is the primary motivation for the structure-based model.
An aspect which is very important for the applicability of the p K a prediction approach is its transferability to other chemical classes.
This is also why the transferability of our results is not of a quantitative but rather qualitative nature, which is thought to be clinically usable and useful.
Why is transferability of initiatives important?
Whether or not an index measurement approach is practical or useful for decision-makers, an essential starting point is consensus across jurisdictions regarding the list (eg, checklist) of critical and noncritical factors, which are important for determining transferability potential.
