Sentence examples for consistent ranking from inspiring English sources

Amsterdam struck the best balance globally, with a relatively consistent ranking in all three sub-incides.

The consistent ranking of soil enzyme activities was also significantly increased by afforestation.

We observe that a consistent ranking of each action item across all demographic subcategories is hard to achieve.

In the paper, we propose a novel structural local sparse representation based residual error consistent ranking tracker.

In a restrictive definition, however, social choice is considered to deal with the problem of synthesizing heterogeneous individual preferences into a consistent ranking.

Panel B of the figure shows that utility rankings (calculated as the negative of the residuals) change more frequently than do prices and that no supermarket exhibits a consistent ranking.

Metrics are considered consistent if they consistently ranked perfectly assemblies as better; fully consistent metrics are consistent metrics with similar monotonic trends by sequencing depth and read length for perfect assemblies.

Actin, APT2 and Pex4 were always ranked as the seventh, eighth and ninth most stable reference genes (respectively), but there was no consistent order of ranking for the other reference genes.

Significant correlations between seasons were observed in all three years, revealing a consistent rank order of high to low concentrations among the monitoring sites within a given year.

It statistically indicates that in terms of accuracy and Macro-F1 there is no single method that always achieves a consistent rank position for different datasets, which is something similar to the well-known 'no-free lunch theorem' [16].

We are now ranked 14th globally, a dramatic fall from America's former consistent rank of first or second.