Sentence examples for content fidelity from inspiring English sources
Content fidelity of ≥80% per session was required; otherwise, interventionist/facilitator retraining occurred.
The teaching guide featured scripted didactic portions for each trainer in order to ensure the content fidelity across all participant groups.
The mentor observes the actual process to identify if the intervention is being implemented as designed (content fidelity) and rates how well it was performed on a 1 to 4 scale (process fidelity) [ 33].
Although quantitative measurement of outcomes will provide insight into the potency of our intervention, a process evaluation (whereby participants are interviewed) is also essential to examine the content fidelity ("what is done") and process fidelity ("how it is done") of program implementation [ 46].
With participant consent, we will audio record all social worker meetings to assess content and fidelity to the intervention.
Recorded telephone calls from the first three HM contacts were coded by two raters for content and fidelity to prespecified components of the intervention to assess adherence.
Apart from frequent reference to the need to scale-up innovation, results suggest that country-focused progress with monitoring of the pace, content, and fidelity of scaling-up processes have yet to be noted in the health systems literature.
That, he said, is, "Fidelity, fidelity, fidelity".
Dysonics is a startup in the VR audio space looking to build the hardware and software workflows that give VR content creators high-fidelity solutions to bringing top-notch audio into their content.
If we could get people to post about topics that they care about and get them to connect with people who both care about the same topics and are at the same audience level, we will see a lot more high-fidelity content and engagement as opposed to simply re-sharing the most popular image/video on the web.
Wireframes derive their name from the frameworks that sculptors and modelers use to provide the starting shape of three-dimensional work; the artist then "fleshes out" the design with clay or other material, just as people will "flesh out" their design with higher-fidelity content as progressing through the iterative prototyping process.
