Sentence examples for prior degree from inspiring English sources

A prior degree was not a requirement for admission, yet student outcomes have been equivalent to or have exceeded those of the traditional students.

Programs were compared for student demographic characteristics (gender, race, age, and prior degree status) and outcome variables (progression to graduation and time to completion).

Our candidate appears on average within the envelope so defined, except precisely for degree 4. Our interpretation is that this comes from too strong an imprint of the prior (degree 4 is probably too damped).

The theorem establishes that under certain conditions (e.g., that there is an objective likelihood that the witness will testify that p, if p), one's posterior degree of belief based on testimony will reflect an objectively greater nearness to truth than one's prior degree of belief.

22 % of the students had a prior degree in nursing.

These criteria were gender, age, locale of secondary schooling, or prior degree.

Graduate entry nursing courses offer individuals with prior degrees the opportunity to gain nursing qualifications and facilitate career change.

Graduate entry nursing programs designed for individuals with prior degrees in other disciplines are becoming increasingly popular internationally.

Patients' prior degrees of disability and symptoms due to the aneurysms were: mRS = 0 in 30, mRS = 1 in 19, mRS = 2 in 12, mRS = 3 in 2, mRS = 4 in 6 and mRS = 5 in 1 patients.

Therefore, the joint posterior density of model unknowns is where H denotes the collection of hyperparameters, and df and S are prior degree-of-freedom and scale parameters set to one and four, respectively.

The prior variance represents typical variability and the prior degrees of freedom control how consistent the variability is across probes.