Sentence examples for rather prior from inspiring English sources

Rather, prior knowledge of Forms is needed only to explain the philosophical understanding of Forms.

It is important to note that the punishment was not exclusive to the DeflateGate scandal, but rather "prior record" was taken into account during the NFL's assessment.

This is a message of hope that human beings cannot determine who God is and how he acts, he requires no prior loveliness in the objects of his love, and rather prior love creates that loveliness without laying down preconditions.

Rather, prior to this slide, students were asked to examine pictures of chimpanzee, Australopithecus afarensis, and Homo sapiens jaws and were asked to note the similarities and differences among them.

Rather, prior studies have either been cross-sectional in nature (Giedd et al. 1996; Casey et al. 2005) and/or have focused on only the first 1 2 years of life (Gilmore et al. 2012; Sadeghi et al. 2013), or after the age of 4 (Giedd et al. 1999; Lenroot et al. 2007; Lebel and Beaulieu 2011).

Using point priors rather than prior ranges results in poor coverage and bias compared to using a wide prior, even if it is not centered on the true values.

Thus, casual partner's status may capture current rather than prior HIV status depending on how the participant interpreted the question if prior and current status differed.

Keen on plain English, he advised students to write "before" rather than "prior to", noting that "the only correct use of this expression is in 'the nuns preferred the prior to the abbot'".

Most legal disputes are not decided by judges and juries, but rather settled prior to a formal decision.

Rather, our prior cases have involved interpretations of statutes with provisions concerning this question, e. g., Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v.

Similarity between the two countries' unemployment rates is rather unusual prior to the Great Recession, as the graph makes clear.