Sentence examples for prior inclination from inspiring English sources

My prior inclination toward environmentalism was dramatically amplified — my environment now became the planet".

However, according to ICM only 8% said that watching the debate had changed their mind about how they would vote, and even then in some cases this apparently meant they were now simply firmer in their prior inclination.

The monkeys neither succeeded when two boards were inclined so that they needed to exclude one of them based on its inclination prior to the hiding, nor when they had to use the absence of an inclination of a board to infer that the reward must have been hidden underneath a different object.

It also seems very likely that the representatives of the Cārvāka / Lokāyata system occasionally had sceptical inclinations prior to Jayarāśi, which helped him to abandon typically materialist claims and undertake his sceptical project.

Plucked from obscurity and thrown straight into lead roles, they offer captivating portrayals of the complexities of youth without any prior training or even demonstrable inclination to act.

Prior studies imply the maximum stable inclination is near 45°.

However, this suggestion conflicts with the claim in the very same text that it is God who directs our natural inclination toward particular objects prior to any free act on our part.

Mice were habituated to treadmill running (Mouse Accupacer treadmill with motorized grade adjust, Hugo Sachs Elektronik, March-Hugstetten, Germany) for 10 min at 5 m/min and 5° inclination twice, one and two weeks prior to the experiment.

A further subanalysis of all subjects that were not exposed to manual handling of objects or trunk inclination during 10 years prior to diagnosis revealed elevated risks of lumbar disc disease.

In addition, subjects displayed an inclination for assuming a flat prior at the outset of the experiment.

Therefore, the friction between the tracks and the ground is sufficient to prevent slipping, and falling backward occurs prior to slipping on stairs with large inclinations in the preliminary experiments.