Sentence examples for themes were seen from inspiring English sources

Some cases not fitting into main themes were seen in spring 1996 and consisted of extensive comments on a debate held in a single lecture.

Four main themes were seen: 'Own strong responsibility for giving birth vaginally'Vaginalnal birth after CS is a risky project', 'Vaginal birth has several positive aspects mainly described by women', and 'To be involved in decision about mode of delivery is difficult but important.' The four themes are presented with sub-themes (Table 3).

The first theme was seen in women's prioritizing children and family needs and in their experiencing family and social support towards seeking breast health care.

Exactly the same theme is seen at higher levels of the hierarchy that concern slower timescales such as inference about the probabilistic (trial-to-trial) contingencies, we manipulated in our volatility paradigm.

The first theme was seen in the hindering effect of women's prioritizing children and family needs and in the facilitating effect of their experiencing family and social support to overcome their ambivalence towards prioritizing own health.

The third theme was seen in men's perception of breast cancer as an inevitable act of God that is far away from one's own family, in associating breast cancer with improper behaviour and in their readiness to face the culture of Eib (shame).

Based on these abstracts, the organisers developed a general structure for the sessions that would permit concurrent small groups to consider a set of themes that were seen as worth pursuing (box 1).

Two major themes were identified: NPs were seen as providing resident and family-centred care and as providing enhanced quality of care.

What is interesting about this theme is how these situations were seen to manifest.

In the above surveys of experimental and numerical results for magnetic spherical Couette and related flows, a number of recurring themes can be seen.

It focuses on four themes that are seen as important in increasing access to financial services to poor people.