Sentence examples for secure the prior from inspiring English sources

As is typical of Bayesian analyses, a key question is how individuals are to estimate the various likelihoods and to secure the prior probabilities (Friedman 1987; Goldman 1999).

A small subset of sample (~100 mg) was extracted from the mesh bag, sprinkled onto the grid, and gently pushed into the grid surface to secure the sample prior to loading the stub into the microscope.

In acutely ruptured AVMs where the source of bleeding can be identified, targeted embolisation of this compartment may be able to secure the AVM prior to definitive treatment.

To those who wanted work from him, Vasari noted, Angelico "would say with great charm that they should first secure the consent of the prior and then he would not fail them".

They began this morning in fourth position, the Australian pair of Nathan Wilmot and Malcolm Page having already secured the gold prior to the medal race.

The perirectal tissues, particularly around the prior anastomosis, were dense and offered no dissection plane to secure the pelvic plexus.

Nike secured the commercial airtime prior to the Rose Bowl.

Genes encoding the mitotic checkpoint serine/threonine kinase bub1 ensuring correct chromosomal segregation during the cell division and the wee1-like protein kinase regulating DNA replication prior to mitosis were expressed until MBT and are likely to be involved in securing the integrity of the genome prior to cell division [ 34].

It is also possible that the inability of non-married fathers to secure custody prior to 1998 increased the stability of their partnerships.

We came close back in the 1970s and secured 35 states, but a toxic gender traitor by the name of Phyllis Schlafly told a series of preposterous lies about what a ratified Equal Rights Amendment would mean, and the growing momentum to ratify it came to a screeching halt prior to securing the last three states.

Firstly, after SAH there is a natural reluctance to prescribe antiplatelets prior to securing the aneurysm against rebleeding.