Sentence examples for prior concluded from inspiring English sources

Prior concluded from this paradox that Hume's 'is-ought thesis' is simply false (cf. Prior 1960, p. 206): one can simply derive conclusions which are ethical starting from premises which have no ethical character.

Finally, we think that it would have been fair, since our R. felis strain is available, to check the presence of plasmids prior concluding that our data resulted from an error.

On the contrary, the study found consumers were using more new apps than two years prior, and concluded that "the app market is still in early stages and there remains room for innovation and breakthrough, new applications".

A prior study concluded that drug treatment coverage, defined as the percentage of injection drug users in drug treatment, varied from 1percenttoto 39percentt (median 9percentt) in 96 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the United States.

All prior studies concluded that Mig3p plays at most a minor role in glucose signaling (Lutfiyya et al. 1998; Lutfiyya and Johnston 1996; Westholm et al. 2008).

Many players begin working out shortly after the prior season concludes while Spring Training can seem to go on forever – players get plenty of at-bats and innings pitched to be ready for Opening Day.

If we need to check the extent of soil contamination prior to concluding the significance of a biomarker response then what is the advantage of such biomarkers?

Interventional trials need to account for the influence of etiology and hypoxaemia burden on outcome prior to concluding this as a negative intervention.

Immediately prior to concluding the study the animals were subjected to behavioral testing conducted following our published protocols [ 15, 19, 20].

Prior literature concludes that self-reported diabetes diagnosis, not type specific, is reasonably accurate when compared to medical data [ 27, 28].

They have been explored in prior research, concluding that the negative perception of such programs mainly stems from the lack of immediate patient – therapist interaction [ 44, 45].