chronologically

Examples of chronological

chronological
We made four predictions about the possible roles of group differences, perceptual- motor ability, task difficulty, and chronological age in nonlinguistic performance.
Whatever, chronological age should be a central theoretical concern of social gerontology.
These trajectories could then be compared to typically developing mental or chronological-age matched controls, as well as provide a basis for comparisons among the pathologies.
Unlike chronological event number, several events have the same goal invocation number.
Circumstantial evidence, which he employs in his chronological chapters, but not in this context, points in other directions.
The chronological ages of the language groups in the participating countries differed due to differences in school entrance age.
For the novice, there is danger in the chronological presentation, without warning signals that some theories are more difficult to assimilate than others.
In the absence of a chronological account of politics to frame this, any newcomer to the period must inevitably be left somewhat befuddled.
Despite the chronological distance from his early work, the politics of these later poems do not reflect any substantial change in outlook.
It covers a wide age phase within which the chronological changes are dramatic and far-reaching.
The risk of stroke increases dramatically with chronological age, doubling with each decade after 55.
We have begun to define the chronological relationship between them.
This is partly because the chronological gaps so often remaining in the historiography of other areas are here evenly filled.
Disentangling chronological age from age of onset in children and adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
A chronological examination of familiar and more neglected scores demonstrates that this evolution proceeded in a series of related progressive stages instead of sudden leaps.
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