Sentence examples for react prior from inspiring English sources

Equimolar quantities of the reactants in the dry solvent (20 mL) were brought together under the Perrier conditions, where the catalyst and acylating agent were allowed to react prior to addition of the substrate.

The low-Etrans results are consistent with a precursor-mediated mechanism in which vibrationally excited molecules first trap on the surface, sample different adsorption geometries and surface sites, and then react prior to vibrational quenching.

Total iron concentration (Fe(II) and Fe III)) was quantified by first reducing the filtered and unfiltered samples in 17 mM NH2OHHCl and then allowing the sample to react overnight prior to addition of the ferrozine-acetate reagent.

The inquest jury found unanimously that both Scotland Yard and the Serious and Organised Crime Agency could have done more to "gather and react" to intelligence prior to Mr Duggan collecting the weapon from Hutchinson Foster.

[SM: 577] The economical role of science is to allow us to understand and react to nature prior to experience; just as a newborn chicken knows what to do as soon as it is hatched due to its accumulated memory (it doesn't need to learn on its own as the learning has already been done by its ancestors), so we now learn from science how to anticipate the world.

The glutaraldehyde and EDA were allowed to react for 15 minutes prior to the addition to protein.

In most cases, however, the substrate radical is an intermediate, and undergoes simple or complex transformations and may react with additional substrates prior to product formation.

Though President Bush told the nation this month that a single "Iraqi intelligence operative" could with one "small container" wreak havoc with chemical and biological weapons, we are largely defenseless against such an attack: "Police, firefighters and emergency medical personnel in most of the nation's cities and counties are no better prepared to react now than they were prior to September 11".

As a result, the model was slower to react to a change in the prior during the second half of the experiment.

Based on prior research, it is known that subjects react to changes in the statistics of both the prior and the likelihood.

The outcry over the band's resurrection feels similar to the way we occasionally react when faced with evidence of a prior version of ourselves: there is recognition, confusion, some fear.