Sentence examples for scientific prior from inspiring English sources

This combination is particularly important when the new technology builds on scientific prior art.

These awesome volcanic blasts were merely scientific curiosities prior to 1999, when the BBC featured them on Horizon.

This guideline does not pertain to preliminary information presented at a scientific meeting prior to publication of the final data set.

In the evidential evaluation of scientific theories, prior probabilities often represent assessments by agents of non-evidential, conceptually motivated plausibility weightings among hypotheses.

For the first time I had the opportunity to talk with members of an inspiring editorial team, all of whom had been engaged in scientific research prior to their leap into publishing.

The need to develop the DaNa Literature Criteria Checklist arose from the necessity to manage the evaluation of all nano-toxicity data regarding its scientific value prior to including it in the knowledge base.

The clinical practice committee in our hospital approved implementing this new system because we examined inter-rater reliability of this JTAS-based triage system and presented at the Japanese Society of Emergency Medicine scientific assembly prior to the implementation, and there is no triage system with robust scientific validation in Japan.

Variables included in the model were selected based on clinical and scientific knowledge prior to analysis of the data.

Each paper or abstract, as described below, must be submitted to the appropriate Subcommittee for review of its appropriateness and scientific merit prior to submission.

All eligible patients had given written informed consent to use their anonymised data for scientific purposes prior to the MRI scan.

Furthermore, the absence of regulatory boards may further affect funding in different countries, as the implant industry may not be as willing to provide financial support without the demand for rigorous scientific study prior to surgical product release (McLeod 1999).