Sentence examples for established the framing from inspiring English sources
The candidate established the framing pillars of her address: "To raise incomes we need: strong growth plus fair growth resulting in long-term growth".
As inconvenient as it is to the narrative, Vogts established the frame of the Scotland team for a decade.
The frame misrecognition results are best explained by a separate ligand binding to A86 and playing the dominant role in establishing the frame.
It would seem that the A86-binding ligand is a ruler that establishes the frame four nucleotides down from A86 by placing the resume codon in the A-site to act as a template.
We have not yet established the ideal frame rate to capture fly movements, but it appears to be beneficial to go as high as 40 Hz.
Teams of medical doctors and nurses established the sampling frames and collected the information and samples in all the regions as described in Table 1.
Once a shared goal is established the researcher frames requests to fit with the goal and resolution is reached with an overt agreement about further contact, which is mutually respectful [ 8].
Previous research at our institution has established the predominant time frame for annual seasonal RSV and influenza epidemics extends from the months of November to March [ 7].
Once a shared goal is established, the wise researcher frames requests to fit with this and is mindful of professional culture, practice routines and competing demands on each gatekeeper's time when making such requests.
Such findings on metaphorical framing are grounded in a larger body of work that has established the importance of linguistic framing in reasoning [12], and the importance of narrative structure in instantiating meaning [13].
Projections of wartime scenes establish the time frame as World War I. Apollyon is a trash heap that comes to frightening life, and the Vanity Fair scene does not stint on sexual explicitness as it moves toward a trial condemning the Pilgrim to death, his fate underscored by a grotesque musical dirge.
