| But remember that there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to fittingness. |
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| The fittingness of the study is supported by review of the findings for meaning and applicability by a panel of experts. |
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| Congruent with the term transferability, the concepts of applicability and fittingness also have been used in the literature. |
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| In architecture and landscape design there is a renewed attention to the classical languages of building, ornament, fittingness to the environment and humane proportion. |
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| Establishing the trustworthiness of the findings from qualitative data is important and involved considering factors such as credibility, auditability, and fittingness. |
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| He may neither judge the fittingness of society's death sentence nor dictate our actions — even to express his remorse, however heartfelt. |
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| These measures supported the credibility, fittingness, and confirmability of the findings. |
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| While this surprises American sensibilities, there is fittingness to it in the case of the Rev. |
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| Since there's a deadness to mass-media imagery, there was a fittingness to our decision to work in a medium that we didn't have all that much conviction about. |
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| Not all posited conditions indebt the promisor as a matter of justice, but only those that correspond to a pre-contractual fittingness or commensurability between the reward and the action or personal quality. |
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| The fittingness of dedicating a special World Day is evident, then, for it assures that the doctrine about consecrated life will be more widely and deeply meditated and assimilated by all members of the People of God. |
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| We are never limited to manufacture machines, but we have wanted to learn from the market, to observe customers and consumers to plan fittingness of new conception that produced profit and satisfaction. |
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| Fittingness occurs when study findings are similar to what would happen in other contexts. |
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