Sentence examples for prior would from inspiring English sources

Thus the way back for Prior would be blocked.

The Cubs' hope was that Prior would eventually give them another top-of-the-rotation ace alongside Wood.

And it is not known how Prior would have handled Johnson because he never got to face him.

An hour earlier and Prior would not have sought such a single when the ball was sliced straight to backward point.

He subsequently transferred, and by the summer of 2000 it was conventional wisdom that Prior would be the most coveted pitcher in the coming draft.

The latter would bode better for Quinn given the current polling, while the prior would be a big boost for Thompson's campaign.

First, as usual, priors would have to be assigned to all model parameters.

Such priors would, however, scale all probabilities linearly, and would not affect the relationships we identify, nor their significance.

The impact of such priors would be greatest for genomes where the GC-content is different from 0.5, unlike E.coli.

This led us to conclude that reestimation of parameters with priors would not change the parameters significantly.

We hypothesized that women with prior preeclampsia would have increased visceral adiposity that would be a major determinant of their metabolic and cardiovascular risk factors.