Sentence examples for development of ranking from inspiring English sources

> In summary, our results show that the annotated corpus can benefit both the development of ranking based on heuristic rules and the training of machine-learning methods.

The development of ranking procedure is described in detail within the results section.

This article extends the PCA approach of Rollins et al. to the development of ranking genes of microarray data sets that express most differently between two biologically different grouping of assays.

A major focus of our efforts has been the development of ranking functionality that combines the candidate document information retrieved by the various text mining-based search systems into a list ordered in a way where documents most likely to be relevant to the query reaction are presented first.

There's been a lot more outreach and a lot more development of rank-and-file union members, and trying to figure out how to organise workers who are not necessarily unionised, and trying to find new and creative ways to do the same thing," she said.

Conclusions: The modified Nominal Group Technique method allowed the development of a ranked thematic list that illustrated the important positive- and challenging aspects of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programmes for patients with COPD.

The importance of ranking fuzzy numbers in solving real world decision problems in a fuzzy environment led to the development of various ranking approaches.

Tunisia is a North African country of about ten million inhabitants [ 21], that has undergone a steady and rapid economic development and reached an upper middle level of development (ranked 89th out of 177 countries on the Human Development Index composite scale in 2005) [ 22], but which 7 administrative regions are geographically and socio-economically contrasted.

In its first week up, Mr. Dallow said, the Live Mansion site attracted over 10,000 members and more than half entered the first round of the movie's development process, ranking prospective actors and directors on a scale of 1 ("The world needs ditch diggers, too") to 5 ("All right Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up").

Bihar was virtually at the bottom of every development ranking until Nitish Kumar took charge in 2005.

A full development of the rank-based analysis can be found in Chapters 3-5 of the monograph by [Hettmansperger and McKean (2011]).