Sentence examples for articulated prior from inspiring English sources

For example, answers to questions regarding the value and purposes of education and schooling in societies as different as Germany, Qatar, and Zimbabwe are not fully articulated prior to designing data collection instruments.

Policy makers and public health experts need a set of principles and values, developed and articulated prior to an outbreak that explicitly acknowledge the preferences of affected communities and can guide integration of new evidence into decision-making processes in a dynamic manner.

And if "wired-in" they might, nevertheless, exist in a relatively inchoate form; hence the need for social forms to refine and articulate prior collective ends.

An expert panel articulated the hypotheses, provided prior weights for them, developed potential management strategies, and made predictions about the response of the population to each strategy under each hypothesis.

It was not accurate in describing what Obama has done or honest about the prior positions Romney has articulated.

Table  2 summarizes key participant characteristics.> Our analysis primarily focused on how patients articulated their expectations regarding CAM treatment outcomes prior to experiencing the treatment (for those who had begun treatment, this was based on recall).

III d. 38 a. 3c), this statement is pointing to a more explanatory and prior premise, discernible though never adequately articulated so as to show its relation to basic human goods.

Of the patients who had articulated particular treatment expectations, these were predominantly influenced by prior experiences of family and friends (quote X).

Prior to Saturday's hearing, Fahmy had expressed guarded optimism, articulated the possibility that he and his co-defendants could be cited for administrative violations but acquitted of the more serious charges.

His reservations about substantial forms were articulated in the draft copy of Fundamenta physices, which he had sent to Descartes prior to publication.

— lacked articulated answers.