Sentence examples for prior offset from inspiring English sources

These dates were implemented in BEAST with a log-normal prior offset with a mean and standard deviation of 28.5 ± 5.5.

We also performed the same analyses using an exponential prior (offset = 34 Ma, mean = 5, 95% of the distribution between 34 and 52 Ma) instead of a lognormal prior (see [ 50] for a discussion of the use of exponential versus lognormal distribution to model fossil calibration uncertainty).

US growth, while edging up, is still below its potential, let alone high enough to offset prior shortfalls.

Any futures contracts offset prior to expiration will be cash settled.

Why don't the prior years' losses offset your company's current tax liability?

The larger plastic strain in glasses exhibiting higher ductility is mainly accommodated in the primary shear band by forming larger shear offset prior to failure.

Although it is true that participants can make saccades prior to the offset of the images (average saccades tend to occur between 200 300 ms after stimulus onset), this is only an issue in ERP studies if saccades are of large amplitudes or strictly time-locked to the stimulus.

Because divergence time should predate the fossil occurrence, all calibrations followed an exponential prior with the offset value set to the minimum calibration age.

Ih was measured as the difference between the point following the capacitative transient and the plateau prior to the offset of the voltage step.

The calibration point between Primula and Soldanella based on the fossil of Primula riosiae was set to a lognormal prior with an offset of 15.97, a mean of 2.1 and a standard deviation of 0.63.

Because this calculation utilized the model fit to MC simulations to analyze measured reflectance data, the measurements were corrected for the observed 4% offset prior to μ s ′ estimation, as described in detail earlier in this Section.