Sentence examples similar to publication of fidelity from inspiring English sources

Since the publication of these treatment fidelity recommendations, a number of studies of complex interventions have used the recommendations as a framework against which to address treatment fidelity [ 2, 3, 11– 14], and the recommendations have been found to be a useful model [ 3].

A number of publications on the fidelity of amplified RNA compared to total RNA generally conclude that the amplified RNA does represent the total RNA sample particularly when comparing the outlier gene pattern [ 18- 25] As noted by Nygaard et al., however, gene expression ratios are not always fully preserved [ 18].

The September 2006 issue of The Summit, an in-house promotional publication of Fidelity National Foreclosure Solutions, another unit of Fidelity, trumpeted the efficiency of its 18-member "document execution team".

Protocol publication is increasingly encouraged and allows detailed description of interventions and boundaries of fidelity to be specified.

The kingdom's cohesion was augmented by an oath of fidelity, which Charlemagne exacted from every freeman (789, 793, 802), and by the publication of legislation the capitularies that regulated the administration and exploitation of the kingdom.

A 'ménage à trois' implies some kind of fidelity".

Why was that kind of fidelity important to you?

In the novel, these questions of fidelity and treachery hover.

Now I had to address the problem of fidelity.

She owed you no duty of fidelity; your husband did.

A contract in soccer is not a guarantee of fidelity.