Sentence examples for a revised ranking from inspiring English sources
"The Fox" made its debut at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, helped by a revised ranking system that accounts for a song's online activity.
However, placing increased emphasis upon the prevalence of patients' perceptions provides a revised ranking of their needs reminiscent of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Since MSNet produces a revised ranking of MS-identified proteins, some proteins can receive lower ranks than in the MS analysis and fall below MSNet's 5% FDR threshold, despite satisfying the MS 5% FDR threshold.
Columbia University The revised ranking tells us that there are schools — like B.Y.U. and Colorado — that provide a good legal education at a decent price, and that, by choosing not to include tuition as a variable, U.S. News has effectively penalized those schools for trying to provide value for the tuition dollar.
Parallel to his initiatives in Air Force education and training, Hewitt introduced a revised aircrew ranking scheme that consisted of skill categories with various levels, such as navigator level 4 or pilot level 1, rather than the regular military ranks such as sergeant or flight lieutenant.
Based on the empirical research and conceptual arguments, a revised CSR pyramid is proposed with responsibilities ranked as follows: ethical, legal, economic and philanthropic.
In 2003, Rolling Stone ranked the album number 478 on its list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time; it was ranked number 470 in a revised list in 2012.
GeneAnnot provides a revised and improved annotation of Affymetrix probes, whose assignment to GeneCardsIDs is ranked by sensitivity and specificity scores.
A revised budget later passed.
A revised plan is expected sometime this year.
