Sentence examples for obvious prior from inspiring English sources

One source familiar with the case described it as a blunder by Blatter, since Swiss statute is said to forbid immediate disclosure of private documents to foreign jurisdictions, which should have been obvious prior to the announcement of publication.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate if a subset of biomechanical studies comparing fixation constructs just document common sense.Using a web-based survey, 274 orthopaedic surgeons and 81 medical students predicted the results of 11 biomechanical studies comparing fracture fixation constructs (selected based on the authors' sense that the answer was obvious prior to performing the study).

Once again, a key takeaway is deadly obvious: prior to 2007 the Patriots were RIGHT IN LINE with the league averages across the other non-dome teams.

However, when no obvious prior distribution for a parameter exists, a burden is placed on the researcher to ensure that the prior selected is not inadvertently influencing the posterior distribution of parameters of interest.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued an intermediate decision invalidating Apple's "pinch-to-zoom" patent as "anticipated or rendered obvious" by prior technologies.

The jury's difficulty in reaching a decision has been obvious; in prior notes to the judge, the jury had expressed dissent during the deliberations in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.

Of course, the ORD ground ATC could have done a better job, but, like most congestion problems, the problem was obvious hours prior, and the airlines did nothing to mitigate it.

Member should conduct a check around plants for any obvious traps prior to removing plants".

Why doesn't Richard Clarke, former counter-terrorism czar in the Clinton and Bush Administrations who rightly criticized the Bush Administration for not connecting the obvious dots prior to 9/11, and opposed attacking Iraq, have a "star" column in Time Magazine?

In addition, the pressure-sensitive opening and collapse of the aorta during the cardiac cycle is not immediately obvious from prior histological and anatomical studies.

The twist, while clearly obvious in prior SEM work and our own images (Fig.  5A), is ambiguous with respect to handedness because of the difficulty in determining whether the system used for image capture is mirrored (see also Supplementary Discussion).