The phrase "ability ranking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assessing or categorizing someone's skills or competencies in a particular area.
Example: "The ability ranking of the candidates will help us determine who is best suited for the position."
Alternatives: "skill assessment" or "competency ranking."
This table shows a partition of the 14 cytokines into three groups, based upon their individual predictive ability (ranked by the p-values in Table S6).
Initial findings presented at the "Core Outcome Measures in Effectiveness Trials" (COMET) meeting in November, 2014 prioritized 3 domains identical to those chosen by our working group: physical function, pain intensity, and HRQOL, with work ability ranked fourth.
In addition, all of 384 SNPs were with a design ability rank score >0.6 and a pre-evaluation of 60 bp of upstream and downstream flanking regions.
We also measured PharmDock's ability in ranking different ligands bound to the same protein according to their binding affinities.
This is a serious limitation which restricts the applicability of existing dimensionality reduction methods as well as the generalization ability of ranking applications.
The second dataset, DUD, was chosen to investigate ability of ranking compounds, as the dataset has been used for the same purpose in several previous studies.
Interestingly, there seems to be no correlation between our ability to rank the native solution in the top 10 and our ability to ranked an acceptable or better solution in the top 10.
With the first dataset, we test the ability of the methods to classify compounds, while the second dataset is employed to examine the ability to rank actives among decoys.
The first is the ability to rank results by the rating (it is working on this).
This imbalance inevitably leads to a yawning gap in results and probably the ability to rank well in Ofsted.
