Sentence examples for definitive ranking from inspiring English sources

The Guardian pondered this question extensively, and came up with this definitive ranking of presidential musicianship.

It was second on its list of places to find the cheapest tuna salad on rye; fifth in its definitive ranking of the best places to be gay if your immediate family and social circles accept you; and first on its list of cities with the most beautiful claw-foot tubs.

Because this study compares models, the choices regarding the parameter probability distribution functions are applied across models, which enables a more definitive ranking of model uncertainty.

If a post is associated with several goals, there may be no definitive ranking of their relative importance, hence no definitive precise notion of being more qualified than another candidate for the post.

Well, there you have it, the definitive ranking.

A Definitive Ranking of Every Olympic Sport and Whether It Is Cool or Not.

Microarray analysis cannot be relied on to develop a definitive rank order of the most significant gene products associated with a particular disease or cell state.

One possibility explored by Sprouse and Cunningham (submitted for publication) was to plot the mean ratings of each condition in ascending order and identify a subset of conditions that appear to have a definitive rank order in the sample mean data.

The development of the concept of a systematically based postmortem redistribution factor will provide a more definitive and authoritative ranking and possibly numerical interpretation of PMR.

However, Stern's colleague Dimitri Zenghelis, at the Grantham Institute, London, said that it was too early to draw up a definitive green ranking: "We have yet to see the full amounts governments are going to spend to stimulate the economy".

This is as definitive a ranking as we have at this time.