Sentence examples for framing discussion from inspiring English sources
Socrates returns to his framing discussion with Crito on the overarching theme of the dialogue, the question of what sort of study should be pursued as philosophy, and this is left as a challenge for Crito.
In practice the nature-nurture model persists as a way of framing discussion on the causes of behaviour in genetic research papers, as well as in the media and lay debate.
While researchers are aware of the complexity of gene-environment interaction, the 'nature and nurture' model persists as a simple way of framing discussion on the causes of behaviours.
The juror said that Mr. Constantine maintained that he had problems with the case "in its totality" and was a forceful presence in the deliberations, often framing discussions of the evidence and legal thresholds.
This way of framing discussions of skepticism is foreign to antiquity.
Although this relationship may perpetuate social desirability bias, the familiarity may also be an asset to framing discussions about patients' healthcare experiences.
Results from investigating the CSU SFES phenomenon may prove useful for framing discussions about the purpose of SFES positions, their potential impact on science education from within science departments, and strategies for maximizing the SFES impact.
To the latter point, we observed differences in framing discussions of professional responsibilities between basic health science researchers and clinicians, namely when referring to liability and the role of caring for patients.
He framed discussion of the approach that begat the Evos in terms of six pillars: silhouette innovation, perceived efficiency, refined surface language, technical graphics, the new face of the brand and a concept he called "visual premiumness".
This also made it natural to frame discussion around a broad category of explanation rather than narrower notions of "causation" (cf. Hempel, 1965b).
Inclusion of scripting framed discussion about how the young mothers' daily lives had changed and suggested a variety of lines of questioning in interviews.
