Sentence examples for with respect to transferability from inspiring English sources

For a first assessment of a potential geothermal resource and its distinct reservoir formations, data gained from outcrop analogue studies seem to lead to a conservative estimation of the reservoir capacity but prove to be useful with respect to transferability of outcrop conditions to reservoir conditions.

With respect to transferability, it is important to consider that these data were collected in an urban setting and on medical services.

The strongest studies with respect to transferability are those by Stivers [ 16, 35] which report phenomena which occur at high frequencies across large samples and which found similar phenomena in two separate studies with demographically differing populations.

The rarity of these tumors and the large variability in their clinical and histopathological presentation makes the standardization of therapeutic sequences difficult, making this research particularly important with respect to transferability of its economic evaluation [ 17].

A range of issues have been identified with respect to the transferability of a code of medical ethics across different settings.

With regard to transferability, a study on IV cannulation training has demonstrated the transferability of skills-lab training in a clinical setting [ 9].

Coarse-grained force fields for bulk oligomer chains show excellent transferability with respect to chain lengths and temperature, but structure and dynamics of grafted nanoparticle systems exhibit a strong dependence on the core-core interactions.

Secondly, with respect to knowledge development, the concept of transferability has been barely objectified.

With respect to DWI applications in oncology, the reliable transferability of ADC values between different imaging systems has been under discussion for many years [36].

Moreover, with respect to visual analytical skill, evidence of its transferability from a museum context to a life sciences setting comes from three experimental-design studies (Kirklin et al., 2007; Pellico et al., 2009; Klugman et al., 2011).

With respect to trustworthiness of the study, the concepts, credibility, dependability and transferability were used (Graneheim and Lundman, 2004).