Sentence examples for analogous to the prior from inspiring English sources

In order to make this prior accuracy analogous to the prior accuracy used in the synthetic analysis, only half of the off-diagonal links were evaluated.

This implies that the fast fluorescence transition results from a step before chemistry, while the slow fluorescence transition, analogous to the prior assignment for correct dNTP incorporation (26), likely originates from a step after chemistry.

Such information could be incorporated through a metabolite-specific prior retention time distribution, analogous to the metabolite-specific prior isotope intensity distribution.

Blocking the phosphorylation of PDE4s by PKA catalytic subunit takes the model out of its original equilibrium and therefore, before applying the stimulation, the ten min of simulation time allows the system to re-equilibrate, analogous to the application of H89 ten min prior to imaging as performed by Terrin et al. [16].

It is on these population parameters that the priors are defined in a manner analogous to the nonhierarchical model.

κ ij (ln (1 / (σ ij prior 2 π ) ) ) is a constant analogous to the inverse temperature in statistical physics.

In- and out-paralogs are analogous to the phylogenetic concepts in- and out-groups, denoting genes duplicated subsequent or prior to speciation, respectively.

A bourdon or knobbed staff is shown behind the arms of some priors and prioresses as a symbol of office analogous to the crosier.

The mill was the calculating unit, analogous to the central processing unit (CPU) in a modern computer; the store was where data were held prior to processing, exactly analogous to memory and storage in today's computers; and the reader and printer were the input and output devices.

This series was analogous to the Yankees' entire season.

The family is analogous to the state in this way.