Sentence examples for prior work from from inspiring English sources

The model is calibrated with data deduced in prior work from computed tomography images.

Prior work from 1999 indicated a similar quality pattern among brands.

Prior work from this laboratory has reported anomalous differences in the viscoelastic responses between temperature-jump formed glasses and carbon dioxide pressure-jump or relative humidity formed glasses.

They also cite and expand on prior work from Bédard and Vallière [18] which presented six characteristics of external quality for geospatial databases: definition, coverage, lineage, precision, legitimacy, and accessibility.

Building upon prior work from the fields of engineering, neuroscience, and statistics, researchers in the field have created a rich collection of event-related designs and developed a rigorous theoretical framework for characterizing and optimizing the performance of designs.

Our work is motivated by prior work from other domains such as marketing research and communication theory that investigated the effect of various message design features on effective risk communication for consumer products such as poisons, cigarettes, fire extinguishers, cars, and industrial equipment [9 16].

Chu [4] extended the probabilistic Bayesian framework suggested in the prior works from the CNP [6], with a particular focus toward the vicinity of the Taiwan area.

Prior work, predominantly from the psychology literature, suggests that the order of these moments can affect people's retrospective evaluation of experiences.

Based on that prior work, limitations from previous nonrandomized quality improvement studies and promising gains in process of care measures demonstrated from previous randomized trials, we and the Cardiological Society of India Kerala chapter sought to develop, implement, and evaluate a quality improvement intervention to improve process of care measures and clinical outcomes for these patients.

We find evidence that (1) the disparate results in prior work stem from differences in both sample composition and empirical design, (2) on balance the results suggest a negative association between board busyness and firm performance, and (3) the inclusion of firm fixed effects dramatically affects the conclusions drawn from, and the explanatory power of, multivariate analyses.

Our improved performance (in terms of true-positive and false-positive rates) over all prior work arises from a combination of multiple factors, with the total benefit being greater than the sum of the constituents.