Sentence examples for favorable frames from inspiring English sources
Positive self-regard may interfere with identifying barriers, whereas asking about effective strategies and ideas for improvement elicit favorable frames and remove personal attributions, respectively.
Figure 1 Demonstrates favorable time frames selected by clinical and non clinical staff.
The advertisement begins with four shots that include the phrases, "A Reliance on Oil," "A Threat To our Climate," "A Threat to Our Economy," and "A Threat To Our Security," fully activating four frames favorable to Democrats and reminding viewers of how the past eight years of bad policies either led to or exacerbated these vulnerabilities.
Copies of favorable press articles are framed on VandeHei's office wall, along with keepsakes from Politico's mainstream incursion (a photo of himself moderating a presidential debate on CNN).
Specifically, describing a product attribute in positive terms along with a high anchor point induces more favorable response than any other framing and anchoring combinations.
The decreased π-accepting ability of the NO moiety in 2 does not favor such transitions; instead transitions from orbitals centered at the FeNO unit to the πpy orbitals of the ligand frame become more favorable and the photolability of NO is lost in 2.
In contrast to the common β-Gal screen [ 16], our fluorescence approach may potentially have applications in high-throughput structural genomics by identifying in-frame fragments with favorable folding and solubility properties.
A comparison to the state of the art (Fig. 6) of vertical nanowires MOSFET architecture [25 27] frames this result in favorable terms.
Each side sought to frame the results as favorable.
Such confounding factor may show STI to have a more favorable EUV and cost-benefit ratio for time frames of 10 20 years [ 6].
Over the past three days in Tampa, and during the preceding couple of weeks since the Ryan announcement, the Republicans have effectively carried out a product relaunch, seeking to frame their candidate in a more favorable environment.
