Sentence examples for characterised rank from inspiring English sources

The story of Pascal's Shaw adaptation captures perfectly that strange mix of vision, extravagance and muddle-headedness that characterised Rank in his pomp.

Our aims were to characterise and rank existing elite cultivars for their possible use as parents in barley improvement programmes to improve the saccharification potential of the straw, and to subsequently use the phenotypic values to accurately identify regions of the barley genome (genes or loci) associated with high straw saccharification potential.

Associations between random and actual Townsend and proximity scores were characterised by Spearman rank correlations.

However, given the fact that our random walk model reproduces relatively well the rank dynamics of several sports and games, it seems that rank change can instead be characterised as a random process.

Nguyen Vinh Hien, a deputy minister for education, characterised Vietnam's overall 17th-place ranking out of 65 countries and economies as a pleasant "surprise".The PISA scores, as they are known, measured how a half-million students from randomly selected schools answered written and multiple-choice questions in a two-hour test.

Our results show a clear ranking of urban spaces from those characterised as being wilder and greener, to those dominated by paved surfaces that are more highly managed.

On the banks of the Volga River, as England put six past Panama (population: 4 million; FIFA ranking: 55th), the sober – sometimes sombre – realism that characterised the build-up to this World Cup among English fans and the English press gave way to visions of Harry Kane terrorising Brazil and Kyle Walker sliding Cristiano Ronaldo into his pocket.

Offices are ranked in a hierarchical order and their operations are characterised by impersonal rules.

Knowledge of social position also allows responses to other treatments to be better characterised, and offers a better understanding of how environmental manipulations may affect the rank order.

In Figure 3, the full P. falciparum proteome test set was ranked according to RhuDB and hits identified as having malaria related keywords in the best PDB match title, again indicating that high ranking entries are likely to be well characterised targets for drug discovery and development.

The top ranked 1 500 genes for both the foetal and lamb samples were exclusively characterised by four strongly enriched GO molecular function terms, all of which related to transcription factor binding; underlying this is the enrichment of homeobox encoding genes.