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1 l psychologists adhere to a liberal progress narrative.

2 nts which constitute a limited, yet dominant narrative.

3 the brains of speakers telling a 15-min-long narrative.

4 of listeners as they comprehended that same narrative.

5 ing production and comprehension of the same narrative.

6 for CPR than those who listened to a verbal narrative.

7 to either the spoken or written form of the narrative.

8 tively assessed and combined to generate the narrative.

9 auditory areas to the spoken version of the narrative.

10 e courses elicited by the written and spoken narrative.

11 instatement as subjects listen to a familiar narrative.

12 of past experiences into an overarching life narrative.

13 conceptualized using a cytokine polarization narrative.

14 r and listener, which is aided by a cohesive narrative.

15 and to temporally scrambled versions of the narrative.

16 olved, these simulations are aggregated into narratives.

17 ere unimpaired at producing detailed picture narratives.

18 to dramatically different interpretations of narratives.

19 ed, interpreted, and reported in the form of narratives.

20 ple around common interests, worldviews, and narratives.

21 Of the 5 major themes identified in open narratives, 3 were related to healthcare providers-lack

22 ematic analysis was used and was based on 54 narratives, 52 letters, and written annotations on 150 q

23 n RNase P, this review provides a historical narrative, a brief report on our current knowledge, and

24 Adding CH4 shifts the basic narrative about differential international accountabilit

25 d a misleading "all the textbooks are wrong" narrative about noncoding human DNA.

26 asualty returns to reassess the conventional narrative about the effect of shellshock on psychiatric

27 MTL damage and healthy controls constructed narratives about (1) future events, (2) past events, and

28 The findings suggest that constructing narratives about the remote past and the future does not

29 nit and standard care wards and to provide a narrative account that helps to explain the link between

30 groups had difficulty in returning to their narratives after going on tangents, suggesting that ante

31 itarian leaders who are overbearing in their narrative, aggressive in behavior, and often exhibit que

32 Narratives also provide a more general context, unrestri

33 Narrative analyses revealed consistent evidence for a re

34 PROSPERO, following PRISMA guidelines with a narrative analysis and realist synthesis.

35 ogeneity in study objectives and outcomes; a narrative analysis is presented.

36 A narrative analysis of polio-related program and other of

37 Narrative analysis of the 6 trials that measured child T

38 Structural narrative analysis was used to generate explanation and

39 Data were synthesised into themes using narrative analysis.

40 ot permit formal meta-analysis, we present a narrative analysis.

41 We developed algorithms to decipher this narrative and applied them to 21 breast cancers.

42 blish structure; (3) the visual rendering of narrative and concepts; and (4) the assessment of interp

43 instrumental strategies to disseminate this narrative and enhance its persuasiveness in order to sec

44 gest for audiovisual stimuli with a cohesive narrative and greatly reduced for speech stimuli lacking

45 speakers who listened to a real-life Russian narrative and its English translation.

46 atient care rounds were identified through a narrative and meta-synthesis of included studies.

47 enesis data from mice and humans using a Trm narrative and note a comfortable concordance with the Ch

48 In this narrative and systematic review, we present the current

49 ing these views to a simplistic situationist narrative and to a careless form of moral relativism to

50 had subjects listen to a real-life auditory narrative and to temporally scrambled versions of the na

51 ntion arm (n = 70) listened to the identical narrative and viewed a 3-minute video depicting a patien

52 ss blogs as a way to share their own illness narratives and connect with others going through similar

53 ctivity can be used to differentiate between narratives and recurring narrative elements, such as peo

54 s of causal reasoning-the role of mechanism, narrative, and mental simulation-all of which go beyond

55 belled images lose their intended historical narrative, and their use creates a distorted view of the

56 nkings using full curricula vitae instead of narratives, and 127 faculty rated one applicant rather t

57 Below is my personal narrative answering some of these questions.

58 Due to high heterogeneity, we used a narrative approach for data synthesis.

59 In this paper I describe how a narrative approach to science communication may help aud

60 A narrative approach was adopted to evaluate studies accor

61 A narrative approach was used for data collection and anal

62 udies were synthesised using the integrative narrative approach.

63 Increasingly, the tools of narrative are proving valuable for psychiatry as well.

64 Narratives are also intrinsically persuasive, which offe

65 For this reason, narratives are ideally suited to engage neural mechanism

66 Although a dominant narrative argues that Madagascar was originally entirely

67 O(2) is currently based either on subjective narrative arguments, or values of embodied CO(2) per uni

68 controls produced detailed autobiographical narratives as they remembered past events (recent and re

69 h narrative psychology by situating personal narratives at the top of an individual's knowledge hiera

70 MRI experiment, participants were exposed to narratives based on true stories designed to evoke admir

71 t the novel hypothesis that the formation of narrative-based contextual representations in humans rel

72 e test the universality of this conventional narrative by analyzing the structures of individual facu

73 Here we extend this narrative by demonstrating their utility in affording ac

74 In this study, we created two distinct narratives by changing only a few words in each sentence

75 Narrative can captivate the audience, driving anticipati

76 The use of prescriptive scientific narrative can help to overcome challenges specific to sc

77 A narrative case study method was used to assess SRF Proje

78 ctronic Medical Records (EMRs) including the narrative clinical notes as well as codified data.

79 Because of the inherent properties of narrative communication, their creators have a special r

80 We show that the conventional narrative confidently describes only one-fifth of facult

81 This quality gives narrative considerable power to explain complex phenomen

82 ile all three tasks place similar demands on narrative construction, only the past and future conditi

83 pporting online binding processes related to narrative construction.

84 e memory impairment may have interfered with narrative construction.

85 gment and specific to its meaning within the narrative context.

86 arratives (different stories) and that these narrative-context representations diverge gradually over

87 However, it is not clear how narrative contexts are represented in the brain.

88 memory, also represents gradually diverging narrative contexts as well as narrative elements, such a

89 he control arm (n = 80) listened to a verbal narrative describing CPR and the likelihood of successfu

90 Narrative description and analysis was undertaken suppor

91 policy is examined in context and a 'counter narrative' developed to demonstrate that current approac

92 tween event nodes (people and locations) and narratives (different stories) and that these narrative-

93 gh the use of forms dramatically reduced the narrative dimension of the hospital course.

94 incorporating natural language processing of narrative discharge notes improves stratification of ris

95 Greater positive valence expressed in narrative discharge summaries was associated with substa

96 y expert clinician consensus review of 2,700 narrative EHR notes (from 520 patients), supplemented by

97 fferentiate between narratives and recurring narrative elements, such as people and locations.

98 ally diverging narrative contexts as well as narrative elements, such as people and locations.

99 extracted and findings were synthesised in a narrative empirical synthesis.

100 A narrative enquiry study was conducted which is a particu

101 Narratives, especially in movie format, are very engagin

102 ve semistructured interviews supplemented by narrative feedback from 15 eligible VI children and youn

103 ve resulted in what some consider a complete narrative for the life cycle of bacteriophage lambda.

104 of forming a more detailed and quantitative narrative for the system.

105 Classic decline narratives for late medieval to early modern Iceland str

106 y recently, there were two main evolutionary narratives for this rather puzzling association.

107 Data were summarized in a narrative format.

108 en has negative connotations within science, narrative formats of communication should not be disrega

109 ntent, which is itself already biased toward narrative formats.

110 resources at the local level and to develop narrative frames that reinforce collective purpose at th

111 Narratives from Mr J, a 76-year-old man with multiple me

112 These themes are present in narratives from other foraging societies.

113 ion: they exist mainly as free-text clinical narrative, from which it is a major challenge to obtain

114 The study of narrative has become increasingly important in the human

115 The desertification narrative has persisted in both scientific and popular c

116 Now several critiques of ENCODE's narrative have been published, and one was so vitriolic

117 Regardless, this narrative illustrates the potential impact of unrecogniz

118 , an alleged cause could be derived from the narrative in 4043 (84%).

119 y that is strikingly reminiscent of Jussim's narrative in his 2012 book.

120 ocial sciences and there is a growing use of narrative in the clinical domains of medicine and psycho

121 s support more socially or culturally driven narratives in the interpretation of Palaeolithic canniba

122 ptive case study that illustrates common ICU narratives in which escalation of commitment can occur.

123 After the verbal narrative, in the control arm, 38 participants (48%) wan

124 re remarkably similar for spoken and written narratives, indicating strong modality-invariance of lin

125 uture thinking to mentally generate relevant narrative information.

126 Consistent with narrative inquiry the results describe an overall plot:

127 tion to trade-offs between accuracy and self-narrative integrity in the model.

128 A narrative interpretive synthesis of the views data from

129 es and staff, and the impact of using filmed narrative interviews to enhance the 'voice' of seldom he

130 The narrative interviews we used for this study provide the

131 Narrative interviews were audio-recorded at four month i

132 However, we also argue that this narrative is also being supported by a priori claims con

133 This narrative is less about ortholithiation per se and more

134 ults indicate that production of a real-life narrative is not localized to the left hemisphere but re

135 However, this narrative is only complete within the limited resolution

136 ability to generate and maintain a detailed narrative is preserved in amnesia and suggest that a com

137 The narrative is set against the backdrop of postwar Austria

138 A mainstay of this narrative is the impact of incidental setbacks such as p

139 The field of narrative is vast and cuts across a variety of disciplin

140 tion; trial 2 (March, 2012), a supplementary narrative leaflet describing people's stories; trial 3 (

141 onstrate dissociation between word-level and narrative-level reading skills: the FA values for both l

142 A narrative literature review of clinical guidelines, syst

143 A narrative literature review of evidence about appropriat

144 They conducted a narrative literature review of evidence for antibiotic u

145 A narrative literature review was undertaken, synthesizing

146 to the target article: (1) The leftist moral narrative may be based on zero-sum competition among ide

147 Narratives may provide a general context, unrestricted b

148 Contemporary scholars in narrative medicine build on 30 years of work in medical

149 educational efforts, prescriptive scientific narratives must be evaluated systematically to determine

150 We performed a narrative nonsystematic review of the literature that in

151 pture clinical features already available in narrative notes but not reflected in DSM diagnoses.

152 Positive valence reflected in narrative notes was associated with a 30% reduction in r

153 However, narrative notes written by clinicians do not capture fir

154 group-selected Big God religions is a master narrative of cultural evolution.

155 NDINGS: The VBP model has become part of the narrative of health and social care practice.

156 This Series is a personal narrative of my experience with patients with Gilles de

157 sia and Indonesia are often based around the narrative of oil palm and other major monocrops as drive

158 West African Sahel has been influenced by a narrative of overgrazing and human-induced desertificati

159 Here I present a historical narrative of the discovery of the role of ubiquitin in I

160 Spirituality is an integral part of the life narrative of the patient before, during, and after death

161 cine strategies in PDT, with a comprehensive narrative of the research that has been carried out in v

162 ndings, patient experience and/or individual narratives of an illness or disease.

163 d a script-driven imagery task consisting of narratives of both interpersonal rejection and directing

164 spreading features prominently in first-hand narratives of Ebola transmission, its dynamics have not

165 history, which helps us to retrace cultural narratives of Europe and North America using large-scale

166 The study undermines centralized narratives of exchange for this period, offering a new p

167 n exercises are of equal significance to the narratives of migraine by John Graham in the 1950s or de

168 Narratives offer increased comprehension, interest, and

169 Acknowledging this in the form of a counter narrative offers a contribution to more constructive pol

170 bjects who either listened to a 7 min spoken narrative or read a time-locked presentation of its tran

171 Narrative organization is a key component of this schema

172 The self-related nature of narrative organization provides scaffolding to the conte

173 cortical hierarchy as the brain constructs a narrative over time.

174 The main findings emerging from this narrative overview are that: (1) at the population level

175 ctures generate event representations during narrative perception and how these events are stored to

176 rformance but did not correlate with picture narrative performance.

177 r own actions, perhaps reflecting high-level narrative processes that enhance self-esteem [3].

178 Further, we consider how both narratives (prosperity and sustainability) clearly exclu

179 outcomes and payment awards is derived from narratives provided by the National Practitioner's Data

180 Narrative psychiatry does not negate or supersede other

181 Narrative psychiatry is also on the rise and promises to

182 led by Clark can be usefully integrated with narrative psychology by situating personal narratives at

183 Narrative psychotherapists have developed a new model of

184 was a claim against the enrollee there was a narrative regarding each malpractice case from which, in

185 ntify similarities between Jussim's specific narrative regarding social perception research, with not

186 Preferential activity for narratives relative to false font, insensitive to hemifi

187 The proposed narrative relies on an anachronistic projection of curre

188 Narrative representations function as high-level generat

189 Future intersections of narrative research with ongoing discussions in science c

190 Authors frequently used a strictly narrative review (7 of 17 reviews).

191 This narrative review aims to inform readers of the most rele

192 Narrative review based on published systematic reviews;

193 The meta-narrative review confirmed the slow evolution and challe

194 This narrative review discusses the associations between meta

195 The first part of this article is a narrative review evaluating the results of recent epidem

196 A narrative review of available clinical guidelines and ot

197 Through a narrative review of empirical literature, to identify: (

198 This is a narrative review of ischemic stroke neuroprotection base

199 Drawing on a narrative review of literature, this paper explores mech

200 A narrative review of quantitative studies.

201 We used a systematic approach to carry out a narrative review of studies of the effect of suicide ber

202 We sought to provide a narrative review of the current literature regarding the

203 To provide a narrative review of the latest concepts and understandin

204 ake in persons with HIV/AIDS, we conducted a narrative review of the literature published from 2003 t

205 A narrative review of the literature related to sexual dim

206 parture from current methods of expert-based narrative review prevalent in environmental health inclu

207 This narrative review provides a general overview of the theo

208 This narrative review provides an update of the published rep

209 This narrative review reflects the content of the meeting, an

210 This narrative review regarding physical symptoms addresses 4

211 This narrative review summarizes current understanding of gut

212 analyzed using the realist review method, a narrative review technique that focuses on understanding

213 An overall meta-narrative review was conducted encompassing the evolutio

214 evidence precluded meta-analysis, and thus a narrative review was conducted.

215 The purpose of this narrative review was to synthesize current research find

216 A narrative review was undertaken to explore similarities

217 This is a narrative review which has grouped the literature and is

218 Use of this narrative review will help pediatric health care profess

219 ural features and interior design), we did a narrative review, also including nonsurgical patients, a

220 In this narrative review, invited by the Editors of Gastroentero

221 contrast to current methods of expert-based narrative review, the Navigation Guide is a systematic a

222 In this narrative review, we summarise what is currently known a

223 In this narrative Review, we summarise what is known globally fr

224 In this narrative review, we summarize the evidence demonstratin

225 In this narrative review, we summarize the evidence from 31 clin

226 In this narrative review, we summarize the existing literature o

227 es guidelines, and consensus statements in a narrative review.

228 eas provide the focus of discussion for this narrative review.

229 and findings were therefore synthesised in a narrative review.

230 d systematic reviews formed the basis of the narrative review.

231 Studies were evaluated and summarized in a narrative review.

232 Integrative narrative review.

233 Results from basic science and narrative reviews suggest a potential role of beta-block

234 sity on earthworm populations, attributed in narrative reviews to site-dependent differences in soil

235 been the subject of frequent systematic and narrative reviews, distal technologies have received sca

236 key system trade-offs, alongside qualitative narrative scenarios of the future.

237 consume information related to two distinct narratives: scientific and conspiracy news.

238 N that were locked to the processing of each narrative segment and specific to its meaning within the

239 r, DMN coupling strength predicted memory of narrative segments.

240 Narrative self-disclosure (storytelling) reduces emotion

241 ssively listened to several hours of natural narrative speech.

242 f attentional engagement with a naturalistic narrative stimulus.

243 ollected while subjects listened to hours of narrative stories.

244 in experiment, 363 faculty members evaluated narrative summaries describing hypothetical female and m

245 A narrative summary method was used to describe review fin

246 A narrative summary technique was used to describe the rev

247 Fifty studies were included in a narrative synthesis and 42 studies in the meta-analyses.

248 are providers' practices were explored using narrative synthesis and random effect meta-analysis.

249 Data were described though a narrative synthesis and tabulation.

250 We used a narrative synthesis approach to categorise and synthesis

251 We used a narrative synthesis approach to systematically synthesiz

252 14 to generate evidence tables and a summary narrative synthesis by domain and subdomain.

253 Evidence tables were generated and a summary narrative synthesis by sub-domain and domain was underta

254 To provide a narrative synthesis of evidence on interferon-gamma rele

255 A narrative synthesis of findings is presented.

256 A narrative synthesis of methods was produced.

257 A narrative synthesis of qualitative, quantitative and mix

258 We undertook a narrative synthesis of the data in each report, and wher

259 A thematic analysis and narrative synthesis of the factors contributing to Regis

260 A narrative synthesis of the findings was conducted.

261 Narrative synthesis of the results revealed that non-sur

262 Publication bias was not detected and narrative synthesis supported our findings.

263 to be included in a meta-analysis, we did a narrative synthesis to summarise results with studies ca

264 Narrative synthesis was conducted for all trials.

265 A narrative synthesis was conducted.

266 to the heterogeneity of included studies, a narrative synthesis was undertaken.

267 Narrative synthesis was used to combine the evidence.

268 ising 56 primary studies) were included in a narrative synthesis, and 30 studies in a random-effects

269 ns, were explored using content analysis and narrative synthesis.

270 Analysis utilised narrative synthesis.

271 re analysed descriptively and reported using narrative synthesis.

272 Here, I discuss several narrative techniques and strategies employed in film to

273 tural language processing methods to process narrative text data may be needed.

274 ct data, and vast quantities of unstructured narrative text data.

275 ormation, however, remains locked within EHR narrative text documents, including clinical notes and c

276 ctured information in the form of images and narrative text reports.

277 igated these alternative hypotheses by using narrative texts and equivalent arrays of false font and

278 turally attending to auditory or audiovisual narratives than when attention was directed inward to a

279 To that end, we present an instructional narrative that begins with a simple question: Why are th

280 This contradicts the prevailing narrative that land cover changes are necessarily anthro

281 ragments to create the images, thoughts, and narratives that we commonly call 'dreaming'.

282 For compelling audiovisual narratives, the effect is remarkably strong, allowing pe

283 Although, contrary to popular narratives, the sustainability of these fisheries is not

284 Narrative theory has become important in the humanities,

285 oped a new model of psychotherapy and a meta-narrative theory of diverse mental health interventions.

286 ated concepts; (2) the development of visual narrative to establish structure; (3) the visual renderi

287 Such studies mark a move from the narrative to the analytical in macroevolutionary researc

288 Teens then developed contextually grounded narratives using the card sort they had created as a vis

289 t by capturing the attention of an audience, narrative videos bring both neural processing and the su

290 For narrative videos, attentional engagement can be represen

291 time that viewers were willing to commit to narrative videos.

292 ing production and comprehension of the same narrative we were able to identify not only the spatial

293 First the fishermen's narratives were found to describe with accuracy internal

294 These probes were superimposed on story narratives when attended and ignored, permitting an expe

295 ion, we tried to preserve the content of the narrative while reducing the structural similarities acr

296 cipants watched a movie with two interleaved narratives while their brain activity was monitored usin

297 atched a movie consisting of two interleaved narratives while we monitored their brain activity using

298 bined case based in-depth staged analysis of narratives with psycho-dynamically informed interpretati

299 clinical variables trapped in the free-text narratives within electronic medical records.

300 ication (40%; 19/48), and providing clinical narratives without violation of confidentiality (16%; 7/