Shakespeare's Serial Histories? by Smith, E

“…Renaming and ordering the plays in chronological order has cast a long shadow on interpretations. …”

International impact and influence: Three landmark cases from the Canadian law of obligations by Goudkamp, J

“…Those decisions, which will be taken in chronological order, are Norberg v. Wynrib, Hall v. Hebert and Bazley v. …”

Engaging men with penile cancer in qualitative research: reflections from an interview-based study. by Witty, K, Branney, P, Bullen, K, White, A, Evans, J, Eardley, I

“…The researcher's experiences are reported in chronological order, from the methodological challenges of recruitment to those of conducting the interview. …”

Early prediction of adverse events in enhanced recovery based upon the host systemic inflammatory response by Lane, J, Wright, S, Burch, J, Kennedy, R, Jenkins, J

“…Patients were separated into a development group of 265 patients and a validation group of 268 patients by chronological order. CRP and white cell count [WCC] were added to a prospectively maintained ERAS database. …”

Comparison of contralateral pallidotomy vs. pallidal stimulation after prior unilateral pallidotomy for Parkinson's disease. by Hyam, J, Joint, C, Green, A, Aziz, T

“…The aim of this study was to analyze which modality produced greater PD symptom improvement in patients with a prior pallidotomy and whether the chronological order of the pallidal surgery influenced the size of the improvement. …”

Identification of human-to-human transmissibility factors in PB2 proteins of influenza A by large-scale mutual information analysis by Miotto, O, Heiny, A, Tan, T, August, J, Brusic, V

“…These signatures, arranged in chronological order, reveal an evolutionary timeline for the adaptation of the PB2 protein to human hosts. …”

Intraindividual Structural Equation Models for learning experiences by Malmberg, LE

“…Using example data on 202 students' ecological momentary assessment of 10 to 24 reports (M = 14.9, SD = 3.2), of controlled (extrinsic) and autonomous (intrinsic) motivation the following models are presented: (1) measurement models and covariate effects models; (2) models for fixed, random, and moderator effects; and (3) models for reciprocal effects of chronologically ordered data. Step-by-step instructions for modelling, and substantive interpretations are given. …”