A key issue in the cultural adaptation of interventions concerns the tension between modifying programmes to meet the needs of new populations and implementation settings, and the importance of retaining fidelity to the original intervention design.
To address this issue, we investigated xenograft tumors to evaluate the similarity between amplified and non-amplified specimens, the minimal amount of starting material for RNA amplification that retains fidelity, and the method of fluorophore probe labeling.
In order to retain geometric fidelity and generate flaw-free microstructures, volumetric and gravimetric changes during the polymer-to-ceramic conversion must be quantified.
Using the available evidence collectively, it appears the majority of whales in Breeding Stock A retain their fidelity to breeding grounds off Brazil and to feeding areas in the western South Atlantic, where historical concentrations once existed [51], [71].
As others have noted, strategies to improve access to care must be balanced with the need to retain intervention fidelity and effectiveness to keep these innovative treatments from being "brilliant, but irrelevant" [ 46].
She uses his own methods against him but retains a fidelity he never showed in the early days.
The printing process, in addition to permitting the wide diffusion of geographic knowledge, retained the fidelity of the original works.
Residing at Bourges, which his adversaries pretended was the extent of his realm, he in fact retained the fidelity of the greater part of France, including Berry, Poitou, Lyonnais, Auvergne, and Languedoc.
To reach all e-readers the goal is to hone an EPUB.The PDF proved simple, requiring a few hours of fussing to get the right combination of metadata and image compression to produce a reasonably sized file (measured in megabytes) that also retained image fidelity.
By comparing with a single-level monolithic model, we show that our approach is scalable, tractable, and yet retains high fidelity.
