Sentence examples for from ex post from inspiring English sources

PDIA creates feedback loops that facilitate rapid learning (instead of lagged learning from ex post evaluation).

It can sometimes be difficult to distinguish ex ante matters from ex post.

Furthermore, we showed that the HMGU model can be applied for retrospective dose assessment, where the initially ingested amount of zirconium can be reconstructed including credible intervals from ex post urine measurements.

4 This perfect competition assumption among HMOs makes sense since HMOs are identical from an ex ante perspective, even though from an ex post perspective HMOs are differentiated due to the providers' differentiation.

In England Parliament is not prohibited from passing ex post facto laws.

The Constitution bars Congress from creating "ex post facto" laws, or criminalizing behavior that has already taken place.

Investors' attitude towards risk may differ (indeed their ex ante willingness to take risk may differ from their ex post feelings when bad things happen).

Behind this veil of ignorance there is no differentiation in the HMO market even though the "good" sold is different from an ex post perspective.

This suggests that corrective justice is but distributive justice from an ex post perspective rather than an independent principle of justice.

Ordered quantities (q_{k}^{ast }), k∈{t,…, min{r t,τ−1}}, are optimal from the ex ante point of view (with respect to expected values of uncertain parameters) but they can fail to be optimal from the ex post point of view (with respect to actual values of uncertain parameters).

Finally, we assume that agents make their choices according to some ex ante preferences (R_{N}^{a}=(left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{a})_{iin N}in {mathcal {R}}^{n}), although they get their final utility from an ex post profile (R_{N}^{t}=(left( R^{m_{i}}right) ^{t})_{iin N}in {mathcal {R}}^{n}) that may or may not coincide with their ex ante preferences.