Sentence examples for encompassed prior from inspiring English sources

SweetLabs, and its Pokki product, have evolved through time, starting as a way to run mobile-esque apps on traditional Windows, to a Start Menu replacement tool that also encompassed prior function, and now to an OEM-facing tool that builds on prior development.

Secondly, its iterative structure may be extended to encompass prior knowledge on the signal to be reconstructed [3].

Assessment of response in treatment trials should ideally encompass the prior trajectory of change before treatment.

If the diagnostic criteria for AD are modified to encompass individuals prior to the onset of dementia, it would be straightforward to design trials with standard AD co-primary outcome measures.

Sixth, although we had cannabis use and heavy alcohol use data via the 30-day TLFB method, our risk behavior data was limited to the drug RAB score, which encompasses the prior 6 months.

Although we focus on the human health risk assessment implications of recent data rather than comprehensively reviewing the topic area, our analyses also encompass some prior studies reviewed more extensively elsewhere (Ashby et al. 1994; Klaunig et al. 2003; Melnick 2001).

In an additional analysis the assessment period encompassed the 180 days prior to cohort entry and the time of rivaroxaban treatment.

From this information, the prior on the age of the node uniting all taxa within the Cephalophinae was set as a lognormal distribution with an upper bound set as an offset value of 5.3 Ma, a log mean of 0.32 Ma from this offset value and log standard deviation of 1 Ma such that 95% of the prior probability encompassed the timeframe suggested by fossil evidence.

This study proposes a performance measurement framework that encompasses the three prior ones: the National Policing Plan, the Police Performance Assessment Framework (PPAF), and the National Intelligence Model.

While some of the signals encompass genes with prior known roles in joint biology, most do not.

With an introduction event in Australia estimated at the beginning of 19th century, this prior encompasses short and long generation times (i.e. from 5 to 200 years/generation).