In the present study, working full-time was associated with poorer adherence outcomes, perhaps because of the time commitments involved in preparing for and performing CRC screening[ 40, 47].
This process consumes high commitment, cost and time by academicians and support staff in preparing the document that may divert their attention from performing their real task of teaching, researching and publicizing.
I heard from many of Bill's loved ones (some of them mutual friends, some of whom I had never met) in preparing this tribute, and none of them could fully explain where his overwhelming commitment to service came from.
In preparing for the role, Bardem had the script translated into his native Spanish to better understand his character, which Mendes cited as being a sign of the actor's commitment to the film.
The article, which Rosin later expanded into the book "God's Harvard," discussed the school's commitment to preparing young Christians for careers in politics.
Schools Minister Lord Nash said: "More employers are getting involved in studio schools, demonstrating their commitment to preparing young people - who will be their future employees - for the world of work.
After the contest began in February, schools submitted applications to show their commitment to preparing students for college and careers, including data on academic performance and — in a feature familiar to college applicants — four essay questions.
"They always wanted to thank him for his commitment to preparing them to assume leading research positions in academia," recalls Dr. Rod Sharp, one of those graduate students who later rose to the position of Director of Research at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station.
Commit: "Commitment" in a sense means loyalty.
