Sentence examples for prior capture from inspiring English sources

Here we report that although Galápagos marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus) initiated flight from an evolutionarily recent and unfamiliar potential predator (humans), they failed to show the cardiovascular stress response that facilitates successful escape, even after a prior capture experience.

In FRAP experiments, circular regions of interest of diameter 2 µm, were bleached using 75% of laser power following prior capture of 10 frames.

At very short SOAs (13 to 53 ms), T2 benefits from the prior capture of attention by T1 and will be likely identified first (an effect called 'lag-1 sparing').

Segregation of sister chromatids to opposite spindle poles during anaphase is dependent on the prior capture of sister kinetochores by microtubules extending from opposite spindle poles (bi-orientation).

In reference to fatal piroplasmosis [ 8], the deceased rhinoceros were subject to diverse and combined stressors; two black rhinoceros in Tanzania did not undergo prior capture and translocation event; the third fatal case involved high parasitemia, severe cold and injury while the fourth case was pregnant and developed translocation myopathy.

The IGMRF prior captures the smoothness as well as preserves sharp discontinuities while the sparsity prior captures the sparseness in the disparity map.

The IGMRF prior captures the smoothness in disparities and preserves the discontinuities in terms of IGMRF parameters.

Although IGMRF prior captures the smoothness with discontinuities, it fails to capture additional structure such as sparseness in the disparity map.

Generally speaking, the prior captures our belief in a particular hypothesis before we have observed the data.

To contain the required flexibility, the LCAR prior captures localized residual spatial autocorrelation by allowing random effects in geographically adjacent areas to be autocorrelated or conditionally independent, and we show that this prior distribution can have realizations at both spatial smoothing extremes, namely global smoothness and independence.

As a fossil only represents a minimum age of a node and the real age is likely to be some amount older followed by a declining tail of probability further back, this lognormal prior captures more or less our prior beliefs [ 50, 51].