Sentence examples for framing discussions from inspiring English sources

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.

There is an established body of linguistic knowledge about such things as eliciting patients' concerns, framing discussions about whether to have surgery, delivering bad news, perceiving a patient's indirect expression about reluctance to take medication and many other medical subjects.

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.

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.

And how might this project influence the relationship between Miami and Cuba, if at all? JR: I'm sure it will frame discussions and debates around the political tensions.

They made decisions by consensus, and according to Cohen, always framed discussions in terms of "we have met, we've collectively decided certain things, we've got to get back to people; folks are of the opinion, people believe".

Once identified, practitioners can feel unsure how to frame discussions with patients around the topic of depression in coronary heart disease [ 12].

This study utilises qualitative methods to explore the nature of social capital in a socioeconomically disadvantaged group of palliative care patients and carers, using a social capital questionnaire to guide and frame discussions.