The phrase "above prior" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something mentioned earlier, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results discussed above prior to this section indicate a significant trend."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "earlier discussed".
They said all of the above prior to the 1929 and 1987 crashes.
Inspired by the above prior works, we propose a buffer status and content aware packet management framework in LTE system.
In particular, as the physical and economic risks from topology data attacks become increasingly threatening as mentioned in the above prior work, an analysis tool is required for system operators to accurately and quickly evaluate such risks from a cybersecurity perspective.
Taking advantage of the above prior biological knowledge on the yeast diauxic shift, we added another environmental perturbation node ("diauxic shift").
With the above prior specification, model (5) is equivalent to a random-effect model y = W a + λ b + e, where b ∼ MNV 0, LL t).
We will refer the above prior as a partially informative prior which may be considered as an extension of the traditional non- informative prior given in Box and Tiao [ 27].
Note that in the above prior specification, the Uniform 0,1) distribution may be replaced by a vague beta distribution with a mean consistent with a physician's prior guess of the response rate under each model.
Gains in construction and manufacturing were "well above prior trends," which had been flat.
Therefore there is both a viewed-from-above prior and a scene position-dependent modulation of perceived 3-D orientation.
Adams, Graf & Ernst [42], for example, has shown that the light-from-above prior can be changed by interactive experience.
The much weaker modulation in the vertical axis trials may be a ceiling effect, reflecting the dominance of the viewed-from-above prior in this case.
