Sentence examples for theme pattern from inspiring English sources

Examples of linear Theme pattern are shown in Table 5.

Fig. 1 Linear (or 'sequential'/'zig-zag') Theme pattern.

Overall linear Theme pattern was the second most highly occurring pattern in the two data sets (>22 %), compared with multiple-Theme pattern (<8 %).

Extensive use of Theme reiteration pattern, followed by the linear Theme pattern.

As for validity, I calculated the percentage for the frequency of occurrence of each Theme pattern per the total instances of Theme patterns in a text.

The use of multiple Theme pattern is one of the characteristic features of this genre, as writers need to persuade their readers to the viability of their plans.

An example of the first theme (patterning via attaching SAMs) is the μCP method [78, 79].

An example of the second theme (patterning via removal of SAMs) is STM-assisted patterning [73, 85, 86].

Instances of implicit Theme patterns in the tables and graphs were italicised and placed in square brackets, whereas implicit finites in Rheme position were placed in square brackets.

This was calculated by dividing the sub-total number of occurrences of each pattern by the total number of occurrences of the overall Theme patterns and then multiplying this number by 100.

The themes formed and conclusions made are therefore only those that reflect perceptions and theme patterns observed across all the GPs interviewed.