Relative clauses in Old English prose: A stylistic choice by Letizia Vezzosi

“…On closer examination, the different relative strategies show too constant a behaviour to be the unstable result of competing patterns towards a greater clause asymmetry; and the differences between Early West Saxon and Late West Saxon texts are more reasonably accounted for as the creation of stylistic patterns which involve the type of relativizer, the clause word order and the type of relative clause. …”
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Assessing training needs and influencing factors among personnel at centers for disease control and prevention in northeast China: a cross-sectional study framed by SDT and TPB usi... by Kexin Wang, Peng Wang, Min Wei, Yanping Wang, Huan Liu, Ruiqian Zhuge, Qunkai Wang, Nan Meng, Yiran Gao, Yuxuan Wang, Lijun Gao, Jingjing Liu, Xin Zhang, Mingli Jiao, Qunhong Wu

“…Self-improvement needs, college education satisfaction, workload, competency patterns, and team cohesion were also important factors. …”
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The Development of Multi-competence: L1 Japanese-L2 English Expression of Path Across L2 Proficiencies with Maintained L1 Residence by Amanda Brown

“…Evidence of distinctions between mono- and multi-competent patterns was found in almost every analysis, with results suggesting effects of L2 proficiency both in multi-competent L2 and in multi-competent L1 performance. …”
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