R Ellis
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3631053 |
|---|---|
| NOME | R Ellis |
| PRENOMES | R |
| SOBRENOME | Ellis |
| ASSINATURA | ELLIS R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Royal London Hospital |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6698-3271 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1954 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Top ten research priorities for Essential Emergency and Critical Care
Critical illness leads to millions of preventable deaths each year. Essential Emergency and Critical Care (EECC) is a pragmatic, globally relevant approach designed to address critical gaps in basic life-saving care. This study identified the top ten research priorities to guide the development of EECC over the next five years. At the first global EECC Research Conference in November 2024, 46 clinicians, researchers, and policymakers representing…
Re-evaluating Pompeii’s Coin Finds
A constant irritation to the townspeople'? Local, Regional and National Politics and London's County Asylums at Epsom
In 1908, The Times described London County Council's asylums near Epsom as ‘a constant irritation to the townspeople’. The article was specifically concerned with the patient walking parties that made their way into the town. This, and references to the site of the asylum, focused on the sense of imposition as local residents were forced to contend with London's insane population. As the ‘townspeople’ negotiated the impact of the asylums, the Urb…
New Suggestions on the Ibis
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On Petronius
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Petronianum
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Note on Petronius, c. 43
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On the Ibis of Ovid
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On some passages of Ovid's Metamorphoses
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On a Greek Epigram
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Professor Bücheler on the Petronianum of Phillipps MS 9672
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On some Epigrams of the Greek Anthology
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On the Mostellaria of Plautus
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On some Fragments of the New Comedy, and some Passages of Aeschylus, Theognis, Alcaeus and Ibycus
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Focussing on form in the classroom
Item versus system learning
This article provides an explanation for the existence of free variation in learner language. It argues that interlanguage is best conceptualized as sets of loose lexical networks that are gradually reorganized into a system or systems. Free variation in learner-language is seen as the behavioural manifestation of the lexical networks and systematic variation of the existence of a system. The article reviews previous research that provides eviden…
The inscription of masculinity and whiteness in the autobiography of mario vargas llosa
The Role of Input in Language Acquisition
Social Class and Social Time Perspective
The present research introduces and provisionally tests an improved methodological procedure (the Social Time Perspective Scale) for determining class-linked differences in the way persons anticipate the future and orient their behavior to it. Data for this analysis are drawn from a sample of freshmen in college who come largely, but not entirely, from middle-class backgrounds and from a sample of Job Corpsmen who come primarily from lower-class …
Structural Supports for Upward Mobility
Research of the past decade has brought us much closer to understand? ing the factors that lead a substantial, if small, proportion of lower-status youth to avail themselves of the opportunity for a higher education. The answer lies partly in the variables of intelligence and motivation. However, since lower class youth find themselves in a milieu in which going to college is the exception and deviation from pre-existing cultural norms is often m…
Social Mobility and Mental Illness
Social Mobility and Mental Illness
Structural Supports for Upward Mobility
Research of the past decade has brought us much closer to understand? ing the factors that lead a substantial, if small, proportion of lower-status youth to avail themselves of the opportunity for a higher education. The answer lies partly in the variables of intelligence and motivation. However, since lower class youth find themselves in a milieu in which going to college is the exception and deviation from pre-existing cultural norms is often m…
Social Class and Social Time Perspective
The present research introduces and provisionally tests an improved methodological procedure (the Social Time Perspective Scale) for determining class-linked differences in the way persons anticipate the future and orient their behavior to it. Data for this analysis are drawn from a sample of freshmen in college who come largely, but not entirely, from middle-class backgrounds and from a sample of Job Corpsmen who come primarily from lower-class …
A constant irritation to the townspeople'? Local, Regional and National Politics and London's County Asylums at Epsom
In 1908, The Times described London County Council's asylums near Epsom as ‘a constant irritation to the townspeople’. The article was specifically concerned with the patient walking parties that made their way into the town. This, and references to the site of the asylum, focused on the sense of imposition as local residents were forced to contend with London's insane population. As the ‘townspeople’ negotiated the impact of the asylums, the Urb…
Social Mobility and Mental Illness
Structural Supports for Upward Mobility
Research of the past decade has brought us much closer to understand? ing the factors that lead a substantial, if small, proportion of lower-status youth to avail themselves of the opportunity for a higher education. The answer lies partly in the variables of intelligence and motivation. However, since lower class youth find themselves in a milieu in which going to college is the exception and deviation from pre-existing cultural norms is often m…
Social Class and Social Time Perspective
The present research introduces and provisionally tests an improved methodological procedure (the Social Time Perspective Scale) for determining class-linked differences in the way persons anticipate the future and orient their behavior to it. Data for this analysis are drawn from a sample of freshmen in college who come largely, but not entirely, from middle-class backgrounds and from a sample of Job Corpsmen who come primarily from lower-class …
The Role of Input in Language Acquisition
The inscription of masculinity and whiteness in the autobiography of mario vargas llosa
Item versus system learning
This article provides an explanation for the existence of free variation in learner language. It argues that interlanguage is best conceptualized as sets of loose lexical networks that are gradually reorganized into a system or systems. Free variation in learner-language is seen as the behavioural manifestation of the lexical networks and systematic variation of the existence of a system. The article reviews previous research that provides eviden…
Focussing on form in the classroom
New Suggestions on the Ibis
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On Petronius
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Petronianum
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Note on Petronius, c. 43
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On the Ibis of Ovid
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On some passages of Ovid's Metamorphoses
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On a Greek Epigram
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Professor Bücheler on the Petronianum of Phillipps MS 9672
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On some Epigrams of the Greek Anthology
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On the Mostellaria of Plautus
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On some Fragments of the New Comedy, and some Passages of Aeschylus, Theognis, Alcaeus and Ibycus
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A constant irritation to the townspeople'? Local, Regional and National Politics and London's County Asylums at Epsom
In 1908, The Times described London County Council's asylums near Epsom as ‘a constant irritation to the townspeople’. The article was specifically concerned with the patient walking parties that made their way into the town. This, and references to the site of the asylum, focused on the sense of imposition as local residents were forced to contend with London's insane population. As the ‘townspeople’ negotiated the impact of the asylums, the Urb…
Re-evaluating Pompeii’s Coin Finds
Top ten research priorities for Essential Emergency and Critical Care
Critical illness leads to millions of preventable deaths each year. Essential Emergency and Critical Care (EECC) is a pragmatic, globally relevant approach designed to address critical gaps in basic life-saving care. This study identified the top ten research priorities to guide the development of EECC over the next five years. At the first global EECC Research Conference in November 2024, 46 clinicians, researchers, and policymakers representing…
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