The phrase "arising prior" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing events or issues that occur before a certain point in time, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "The challenges arising prior to the deadline need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "occurring before" or "emerging earlier".
Giving its response to the audit, health data privacy advocacy group MedConfidential — an early critic of the DeepMind data-sharing arrangement — is roundly unimpressed, writing: "The biggest question raised by the Information Commissioner and the National Data Guardian appears to be missing — instead, the report excludes a "historical review of issues arising prior to the date of our appointment".
Counts were corrected for spontaneous activity by subtracting the number of spontaneous events arising prior to the stimulus.
Increased activation in the occipital and fusiform regions for additional perceptual cues suggests that these effects might be arising prior to the perceptual integration.
They also drew attention to delays arising prior to patient presentation and difficulties interpreting and applying the rapid referral criteria for CRC.
Reversal of complex formation is observed as DNA resealing, i.e., the disappearance of linear DNA arising prior to dissociation of the complex with SDS.
For the other outbreaks, for which we have just one representative isolate each, it is impossible to distinguish SNPs that arose during the outbreak from those arising prior to the outbreak (i.e. during circulation at the farm).
Gross highlighted a number of internet-based businesses that arose prior to the widespread adoption of broadband and that were later superseded by companies with similar ideas.
In addition, his views of chance variations that arose during embryonic development, which produced what he called "hopeful monsters," suggested that new evolutionary genetic combinations could arise prior to their actual utility in a given environment.
Of these, three are said to be unconditioned: space (akasha) and the two cessations (nirodha)—the cessation that arises from knowledge and the cessation that arises prior to the attainment of knowledge, the former being nirvana, the latter being an arrest of the flow of passions through meditation prior to the achievement of nirvana.
Developing 'sex cords' also arise prior to sexual differentiation.
A recent study developed a user-perceived task difficulty reason scheme including 21 reasons (two of which arise prior to searching).
