Typical one-clause sentences

Typical one-clause sentences

Source of the text from the UTS Newsroom

The text below has typical one-clause sentences. 

THEME	Verb	NEW
The Australian Research Council's 2015 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) evaluation	has shown	the continued increasing quality and excellence of UTS’s research
Two-thirds of UTS research	is currently classified	as ‘above world standard’ (ERA ranking 4) or ‘well above world standard’ (ERA ranking 5)
“UTS	has increased	the number of areas classified as ‘well above world standard’, the highest assessment in the broad areas of chemical sciences, environmental sciences, agricultural, veterinary sciences and economics, statistics, macromolecular and materials chemistry, physical chemistry, genetics, biomedical engineering, human movement and sports science and nursing.”
The data	informs	the government’s strategic research investment decision-making process.

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Notes: In most cases, verbs using within the typical one-clause sentences are relational in the NEW which expresses the most basic relationship of the identification of the THEME.
For example: 

THEME	Verb	NEW
Abortion	is	the new civilian war dividing and killing America.