Sentence examples for lead to prior from inspiring English sources

Either local adaptation to a stable environment or particular disturbance regime and an evolutionary history in fluctuating environments (Lee and Gelembiuk 2008) can lead to prior adaptation to a novel environment (Box 1).

They indeed found this to be the case: Moving objects led to prior entry, but the amounts did not differ for the two types of motion direction (looming or receding).

Like the participants in our study, the older members of the U.S. population, who were exposed to lead prior to the restrictions on its use in gasoline, paint, and other products, would have accumulated significant lead stores in their skeletal compartments that continue to place them at risk of a wide range of health effects.

In that way, a subjective degree of belief can lead to a subjective prior distribution.

This is both time-consuming and can lead to potential exposures prior to the isolation for staff, visitors, and other patients.

"This type of recidivism and repeated criminal misconduct should lead to revocations of prior waivers, not the granting of a whole new set of waivers".

73 Many countries require a period of observation to confirm the diagnosis of brain death, which can lead to some delay prior to organ retrieval.

Furthermore, intracellular bacteria that are transmitted through the eggs of their hosts must be "prudent replicators" in order to ensure their transmission to future generations by preventing overgrowth that could lead to host death prior to reproduction.

Hence, as long as the common prior 'conflicts' with the data, pooling the posteriors, which is what (3) does, leads to a prior that, in a global sense, is more in line with the data.

This leads to a prior ownership state, which is sufficient to actually execute the prepared action.

Unbiasedness implies E{ϵ n }=0, and a first‐order approximation of the expectation of f n (x n−1) leads to the prior estimate x ̂ n − = f ̄ n ( x n − 1 ) = f n ( x ̂ n − 1 ).