Sentence examples for prior also from inspiring English sources

Prior also hit a two-run double.

Prior also scoops a boundary down past third man.

To ensure quality of support, Prior also suggested a TripAdvisor-style feedback service, so that social entrepreneurs could rate and review the help they get.

Lord Prior also backed calls from peers for experts to investigate how best the NHS can continue to receive the money it needs to cope with rising demand, technological change and increasing patient expectations about their treatment.

Prior also paid tribute to Ian Bell and Joe Root, but he reserved his highest praise for Stuart Broad, who occupied the crease for 77 balls in making six, the first 61 of them scoreless.

Broad is resting the dodgy knee that only just lasted the winter – with Eoin Morgan expected to deputise again as T20 captain, even if Bell and Anderson are included – and Prior also remains in a frustratingly slow recovery from the achilles problem that flared up after he made a century in his only Sussex appearance of the season in April.

The way of selecting low-informative priors (also called non-informative, objective, default or reference priors) is widely discussed in Bayesian statistics (see the review by Kass and Wassermann [29]; see also [2, 8, 9, 17, 20, 25, 26, 39]).

We found that iBMA-prior also out-performed other methods for these data over different posterior probability thresholds (see Additional file 2: Table S2).

Imposing consistency equations on variance estimates, assuming variances to be exchangeable, or using empirically informed variance priors also yielded good model fits and narrow credible intervals.

Lower selling prices for polyethylene and ethylene glycol compared with prior quarters also hurt profit margins and earnings, Union Carbide said.

This prior is also improper.