Also important to understanding whether interventions succeed or fail is intervention fidelity, or the faithfulness with which the intervention is performed, which can be influenced by how usable the tools are and the degree of training and support given to front-line clinicians (i.e., items at the level of intervention in Figure 1).
Some of the Exodus fragments from Qumrān demonstrate that it has close affinities with a pre-Christian Palestinian text type and testify to the faithfulness with which it has been preserved.
A man has been patronizing a neighborhood laundry for many years, because of the faithfulness with which the laundryman has followed his order, issued back around 1926, not to put any starch in his shirt collars.
Ortgies and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 3 , 1945P. 19 A man has been patronizing a neighborhood laundry for many years, because of the faithfulness with which the laundryman has followed his order, issued back around 1926, not to put any starch in his shirt collars.
Today, whenever we've put out the flag, whenever we hear it snapping in the wind, it gives us proof of the blessing that we call democracy, the symphony of service and faithfulness in which we will all play a part.
The New Yorker, November 3 , 1945P. 19 A man has been patronizing a neighborhood laundry for many years, because of the faithfulness with which the laundryman has followed his order, issued back around 1926, not to put any starch in his shirt collars.
To be more precise they assume the 'Faithfulness condition', which states that there are no probabilistic independencies in nature other than the ones entailed by the causal Markov condition.
The flag was unveiled yesterday at Russia's annual Day of Family Love and Faithfulness festival, which promotes traditional family values.
The ideal of such priestly transmitters of oral tradition is complete faithfulness to that which has been passed down to them.
