Much of Dixon's work doesn't have a defined beginning or end beyond the subtle framing mechanisms.
This distinction, which has received attention in the literature on inequality measures (Murray et al. 1999; Braveman 2003), may introduce a subtle framing effect which could impact respondents' relative prioritization of these two options.
Cross-survey differences in the steady changes in responses over time would require a more subtle form of framing or ordering effect.
Twenty one of these have frame-shift mutations relative to their counterparts in Bp resulting in rather dramatic changes in the proteins that they code for, while eight have only subtle in-frame mutations and one is completely absent in Bp (Additional file 6).
The Persian analogues of ragas, maqams are suites of melodies that frame subtle and elaborate improvisations, accompanied by a group that includes djoze (spike fiddle), santur (zither) and hand drums.
After all, the world's top cycling teams use the Tour and other major races to pioneer subtle variations on frame styles, components and even jersey fabrics that shave seconds off riders' times tricks that often make their way into the world of amateur cycling and production bikes.
FORMER retro revivals of sunglasses were about playing it cool in darker shades, but there is nothing cool or subtle about white frames.
Psychologists tell us that subtle changes in framing — in the names we call things, the context in which we observe them, and their superficial appearances — can bring major changes in perception.
