The phrase "a rank importance" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "of rank importance," which is used to emphasize the high significance or value of something.
Example: "The findings of this research are of rank importance to our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "of great importance" or "of utmost importance."
a, Ranked importance of a set of explanatory variables in a random-forest model for the whole northern ecosystem study region, encompassing all vegetated non-agricultural land north of 30° N (see Supplementary Information, section 2, for details on the explanatory variables used).
The full plot is available as Figure SA13 in Additional file 2. A comparison of plot rank importance based on maximizing retained beta diversity also showed some correlations between eDNA and traditional biodiversity measures, but this comparison was less definitive owing to the small number of plots and weak power of the Spearman's rank correlation test.
The rank (importance or reputation) of an object is the probability that the corresponding vertex is accessed by random walk in the PAV graph.
Bosk maintained that the three A's (availability, affability, and ability) were cited in the order of their rank importance to surgeons.
The rank importance of each model component was also assessed using a large population of neural networks (produced using Matlab; The MathWorks, Inc, Natick, Massachusetts, USA).
It departs from the principle that biological taxa are something that regardless of its existence in nature or its (fiat) attribution by biologists has a highly ranked importance in biology and therefore requires to be accounted for in biomedical ontologies.
A GP proposed having a ranking of importance made in recommended (preventative) measures for patients with multimorbidity, considering the seriousness of adverse results if they are not adhered to (Y).
This step, called Fine Feature Selection, provides a ranking of importance, which means the magnitude of each feature's respective component is directly correlated with its predictive power in the model.
When asked about their role within the project, female householders from Chanh Hoi responded by providing a rank order of importance.
In May 1938 he defended his Ph.D. dissertation, "Systems of Logic Based on Ordinals" — a paper unrelated to computers but still, according to one historian, "a profound work of first-rank importance" in advancing mathematical logic.
