A number of themes emerged from our analysis to shape the frame for the new case in its specific context.
As 50% of patients had discontinued the study in the first 513 days after randomisation (or the first treatment day), we limited modelling analysis to this time frame to reduce potential biases.
He contributed to the sociological concept of framing (frame analysis), to game theory (the concept of strategic interaction), and to the study of interactions and linguistics.
Zealously milking the moment for maximum reality TV effect, CNN correspondents played and replayed the brutal image; first, as the silent backdrop to an interview with a Richland school board representative, then as a frame-by-frame analysis to evaluate the girl's "responsibility".
The conclusions of the analysis are used to frame a refined set of factors that shape organizational resilience, and to provide observations on the processes that underlie how organizations achieve or fail to achieve the potential for resilience.
Gender analysis helps us to frame questions about women and men's roles and relations in order to avoid making assumptions about who does what, when and why.
After a brief introduction on cost-effectiveness analysis and uncertainty, to frame the issue, this paper describes how to construct a CEAC and how it should be interpreted.
A topic list, which will be refined iteratively during the process of data collection and analysis, is used to frame the interview.
The NHIS is not designed for local estimates; although it may be possible to define a local unit of analysis from which to frame the comparison, say, county or metropolitan statistical area, the clustered design does not lend itself to sufficiently varied exposures within most counties to adequately examine this question.
These approaches extend the local area of refinement of the per-pixel analysis to being the entire frame.
