Many session leaders were local experts, well placed to contextualize the "new science" of genomics within the frame of concerns and realities particular to Africa.
"Everything that's in the frame is of concern," he says.
"I'm sorry, but because this is a service station, you can buy drinks, but we can't just give them away," explained the barmaid, her large slicked-on eyebrows knotting themselves into the frame of sympathetic concern.
Rappert (2014) examines the limitations of this risk-benefit framing of experiments of concern, and highlights that benefits are as challenging to anticipate as risks, and both could be subject to different interpretations.
The use of other forms of data collection such as computer-assisted self-interviewing (CASI) and the internet have shown promise in collecting sensitive information [ 43, 45, 46] although determination of epidemiological based sampling frames is still of concern for web-based surveys.
The anodic oxidation of Sb in H3PO4 solutions is studied within the frame of an investigation concerning the mechanism of the initial stages of anodic film growth on metals.
This paper describes the progresses achieved in the frame of the Network of Excellence SARNET concerning the B4C control rod degradation modelling in Severe Accident codes, such as ATHLET-CD, ICARE2, ASTEC MELCOR and MAAP.
He took part in hearings and the framing of legislation concerning federal grants and mandates to state and local governments.
Candidate Hillary Clinton seemed to intimate a more nuanced framing of the concerns of the new American family, adapting a language that tipped toward an inclusive and fluid definition of family in the American body politic.
We find that CCS communication may, deliberately or not, be based on different assumptions about the social framing of CCS concerning who should formulate the message, the public's ability to understand complex science, the public's interest in helping frame CCS, and whether public opinions should be taken into account.
