Sentence examples for chronological update from inspiring English sources

This review presents a chronological update on the story of PGRN-TNFR interactions, highlighting the independent confirmations of these interactions in various diseases and conditions.

Vertical distribution between litter and mineral soil layer should be addressed where appropriate, and sampling should be repeated with a frequency of 3 5 years to get a chronological update of possible changes.

Twitter has nothing like the overall reach of Facebook — which claims 1.5 billion monthly users — but it is arguable the most effective way to follow live events online, and sports in particularly, thanks to its 140-character limit and fast-flow of chronological updates.

So Facebook will soon start to show these rapid real-time updates in chronological order so you see the most recent update first and the oldest one last.

And since the app knows the last thing users read about a story, every time they open the app and go back to it, the app will take them back to where they left off, so they can read updates in chronological order.

Until now, the News Feed was split into two sections: Top News and Recent News, both of which displayed updates in chronological order.

One way is to change your news feed from "top stories" to "most recent" – the latter being a more traditional reverse-chronological feed of updates from all your friends.

The content in the newsfeed should also become more relevant, Grishaver says — instead of just presenting a reverse-chronological stream of updates, which is largely what LinkedIn has been doing until now, the company will be algorithmically sorting those updates based on how likely they are to be relevant to each user.

These are updates in reverse chronological order (newest at the top): The climate blogger known as Eli Rabett is not kind to the new study's method for establishing a human driver for recent warming, describing the "overwhelming naivety of their attribution studies".

These are done in reverse chronological order, and are constantly updating when someone tweets or diggs another link.

The beta version of the site's interface uses a reverse chronological, real-time stream of updates written and curated by Keys.