Sentence examples for latter prior from inspiring English sources
Someone asked the latter prior to Wales's game against the Boks last autumn what the hosts could expect in a physical sense.
The previous result can be used to combine market data with tweet data, assuming that the former represent "data" and the latter "prior information" in a Bayesian prior-to posterior analysis.
Kanayama and colleagues distinguished the cardiopulmonary collapse type (or classic type) from the disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) type of AFE on the basis of the presence of uterine atony and DIC in the latter prior to cardiopulmonary failure.
In the latter, prior oral contraceptive use was associated with improved progression-free survival but not with overall survival.
This makes sense because for the latter prior we specified a highly informative distribution; that is, the variance of the prior distribution is quite small reflecting strong prior beliefs.
The latter prior was primarily inserted to provide a broad constraint to ensure analyses never converged on unrealistic dates, and was not meant to explicitly reflect current estimates for the age of this radiation.
Michael Mates, the former Northern Ireland minister, was forced to resign from Major's government after it was discovered that he had given Nadir a watch inscribed "Don't let the buggers get you down" just before the latter fled prior to his trial in 1993.
For the latter notion, prior work has posited that the second-tier portion is more difficult because it involves providing a rationale that goes beyond knowing (Taber and Tan 2011).
As can be seen in this follow up study, the data suggest that the standard deviations of fixation disparity are further increased during free exploration of the painting – as well as the disconjugacy of the saccades; the latter confirms prior observations from [16].
The sole strain which contained tet(M) and tet(L) was added to the latter group prior to the analysis.
In the latter patients, prior conditions may per se strongly increase the risk of mortality or morbidities [ 20].
