Sentence examples for observed themes from inspiring English sources

Some biographers of Shelley have maintained that Shelley's feelings for Jane were strictly platonic, although different scholars have observed themes of frustrated sexual desires in Shelley's poetry during this period.

A less common (but nevertheless observed) theme was in relation to harmful alcohol consumption at the population level.

This reinforces the commonly observed theme that palmitoylation can have unpredictable effects depending on the protein context in which it occurs [ 1, 3, 67].

A commonly observed theme in the literature is the co-occurrence of fatigue with other centrally mediated symptoms such as pain, unrefreshing sleep, affective symptoms, and the influence of psychosocial variables.

Among enriched biological processes, the new and in previous categories not yet observed theme taxis and response to external/chemical stimulus (T) dominated, but A/CD-related events also appeared (Table 6).

Perhaps using the author-supplied keywords is a rather stringent manner to observe themes, but it is reasonable to suggest that it is an accurate manner since the authors select the keywords to best describe what their paper is about to potential readers and for indexing purposes.

That night, nearly 500 people happily observed both themes, clutching plastic cups of draft beer and watery vodka tonics while they bopped and wiggled to the blaring music of Amy Winehouse and Beyoncé.

In both chemistry and mathematics students' interview responses, we observed the themes of metacognition and self-regulated learning.

But when he did a similar brain imaging study of people who smoked marijuana no more than once a week, he observed "similar themes" when it came to dopamine.

As seen in Table 2, the largest increase observed in themes moving from 2004 to 2007 is in the frequency of efficiency goals (an increase of 12% in the proportion of text coded as efficiency).

With each country she has featured, Ms. Grifo has observed a theme emerging.