Sentence examples for missing chronology from inspiring English sources

Our study design with inherent selection bias [ 38] and missing chronology of TD treatment did not allow evaluation of the various treatment schedules.

It is a remarkable feat of assemblage, with excellent capsule biographies and explanatory notes at the end of each volume -- the biographies, especially, are well worth reading -- though I miss the useful chronology that gave context to selections in the 19th-century predecessor.

Indeed, the protests are missing from the Major Events Chronology in the latest edition of Beijing's high school history books, published by the People's Education Press in 2007.

Warning them they've seen everything could quiet some of the backlash to the algorithm, which has centered around people missing content they wanted to see because the algorithm mixed up the chronology.

It would have been next to impossible to trace the date of each and every piece in the show, but without that information viewers miss the sense of chronology that would help them understand how a particular work fits in with larger developments in art at the time.

Some volumes of annotated books spend most of their time exasperatingly missing the point, as with the "Annotated Sherlock Holmes," where the editor gets so caught up in the tiresome Baker Street Irregulars' game of pretending that the make-believe world is a real one that he obsesses over details of chronology which obviously were not of a second's interest to Conan Doyle.

The updated report, which amounts to the most complete public government chronology yet of the Moussaoui case, does not list new instances in which intelligence or law-enforcement officials may have missed clues as a result of Mr. Moussaoui's arrest that may have helped them thwart the Sept. 11 attacks.

We also omit Labov's chronology.