Multilayer New in clauses in writing

My Multilayer New in clauses in writing

Multilayer New in clauses   in writing

Posted by Lydia Le

   In practice of choices to indicating the Theme and New in clauses, this page introduces a new concept of Multi-layer New in writing. This idea stems from my Everyday Theme and New collection which shows that there are existing multi-layers in both Theme and New sides when analysing clauses of written sentences - from a range of academic articles, toward pointing out their Theme and New components. 

On this page, the Multilayer New is defined or existed if in the multiple New side it appears different levels of New levels. The first level is called the main-layer,  and the following levels are called the sub-layers. For example, regarding my following Theme and New Collection TN-170126, the sentence in the line # 16 shows that it has Multiple New levels in the New side: one main-layer,  and two sub-layers. 

                       The main-layer of the New part displays the main verb 'said'

                        and 

                       Two sub-layers include the first sub-layer displaying the following verb 'believed' and the second sub-layer displaying a phrase 'will be discovered in the near future'

Refer to Figure MLN-1 as below.

Figure MLN-1: Extracted from my Everyday Theme and New Collection TN-170126

An important note, in order to be considered as a Multilayer New, this New must be a Multiple New which has been recognised, ruled and learnt in the "Theory and Practice of Literacy" subject.

For example, in my Everyday Theme and New collections such as the collection TN-170126, the multilayer news are indicated in the lines #2, 4, 7, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22 and 23 as below.

TN-170126 - The THEME and NEW for today  

Text source extracted from the TIME. Available at http://time.com/4516341/yoshinori-ohsumi-nobel-prize-winner/

Article title:  '5 Things to Know About Nobel Prize Winner Yoshinori Ohsumi'

Written by Kate Samuelson 

Date accessed 26/01/2017 

  

	THEME 5 Things to Know About Nobel Prize Winner Yoshinori Ohsumi	NEW
1	The Japanese cell biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi Multiple Theme	has been awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, for his "discoveries of mechanisms for autophagy". New
2**	Autophagy, meaning 'self-eating', whereby they Multilayer Theme	is the way cells [main-layer] can remain healthy through an internal recycling program destroy their own contents [sub-layer1] in order to make way for new cells, as well as fighting off invading bacteria and viruses. [sub-layer 2] Multilayer New
3	Ohsumi, 71, Theme	will receive 8m Swedish kronor ($937,399) for his achievement at the Nobel awards ceremony Dec. 10 in Stockholm. New
4**	Here        what we Multilayer Theme	's [main-layer] know about him: [sub-layer] Multilayer New
5*	1. He  Theme	's the fourth Japanese scientist  to have won a Nobel Prize for medicine  Multiple New
6*	Ohsumi and the fourth Multiple Theme	is the 25th Japanese person to win a Nobel Prize, to win the medicine prize, according to The Japan Times. Multiple New
7**	Born in 1945 in Fukuoka, Japan, he  (where he Multilayer Theme	spent three years at Rockefeller University in New York before returning to the University of Tokyo[main-layer] previously received a PhD) to establish his research group.[sub-layer] Multilayer New
8	He Theme	is currently a professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. New
9	2. He Multiple Theme	's the first scientist to define cell recycling New
10	Cells Theme	need to recycle in order to survive. Multiple New
11*	"When nutrients the cell __  Multiple Theme	are scarce, has a system for breaking down old or unneeded machinery and harvesting the parts to keep itself going," explains Ivan Semeniuk of The Globe and Mail. Multilayer New
12	This crucial, 'self-eating' system, known as autophagy, Multiple Theme	was detected by Ohsumi in baker's yeast cells in 1988. New
13**	He even though his discovery Multilayer Theme	has since referred to himself as "a basic researcher in yeast"[main-layer] is widely recognized as fundamental to human cell survival. [sub-layer] Multilayer New
14	3. His focus of research Theme	could help explain a number of diseases New
15**	As cancer or neurological disorders such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's when there  studying this recycling system Multilayer Theme	can form [main-layer] are mutations in autopaghy genes,[sub-layer] can help explain - and prevent - the occurrence of many diseases. Multilayer New
16***	Speaking to the Globe and Mail after receiving the 2015 Gairdner International Award, Canada’s top international medical-science prizes, Ohsumi  [that] he [that] his discovery's "relevance to many diseases  Multilayer Theme	said [that] [main-layer] believed [that] [sub-layer1] will be discovered in the near future”.[sub-layer2] Multilayer New
17**	4. It also how we Multilayer Theme	explains [that] [main-layer] can adapt to starvation [sub-layer] Multilayer New
18**	Autophagy [which] our bodies and exploring it how we Multilayer Theme	is a natural defence [main-layer] use to survive – can help scientists understand manage to cope with extreme situations. [sub-layer] Multilayer New
19*	“Ohsumi's discoveries __ Theme	opened the path to understanding the fundamental importance of autophagy in many physiological processes, such as in the adaptation to starvation or response to infection,"  said the Nobel Assembly in a press release Multilayer New
20	5. He Theme	had a message for young scientists New
21*	Ohsumi but "extremely honored", the Associated Press Multiple Theme	was surprised about winning the prize, reported Monday, following the announcement. Multiple New
22**	“All I [that] it he Multilayer Theme	can say is, [main-layer] ’s such an honor,” [sub-layer] told reporters at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, according to the Japanese broadcaster NHK and The New York Times. Multilayer New
23***	“I that not all  but it Multiple Theme	’d like to tell young people [main-layer] can be successful in science, [sub-layer]  ’s important to rise to the challenge.”  Multilayer New

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