Sentence examples for differing rank from inspiring English sources

The Kansa religion involved animism and a pantheon of spirit beings, or wakan, of differing rank and power.

This assumption was confirmed by the fact that both programs identified the same top 4 genes, TBP, RPLP0, PUM1 and β-actin, although in differing rank order, for all patient samples, both in combination (geNorm) and as single entities (NormFinder), strongly suggesting that these genes are not influenced by hormonal status or general pathogenesis.

But another speaker, who came later, struck a decidedly gentler tone with the more than 60 police officers, of differing ranks, looking on across a police barricade.

In late 1913, Olga fell in love with Pavel Voronov, a junior officer on the imperial yacht Standart, but such a relationship would have been impossible due to their differing ranks.

Species are often treated like higher taxa, differing in rank only, yet higher taxa are fundamentally different.

The sample sizes provide ample statistical power to conclude that, in the United States, capacity for moral judgment does not differ across rank (position) and this is not a factor in promotion in the public accounting profession as a whole.

The age of H-BSE and L-BSE cases did not differ (Wilcoxon rank test p = 0.69).

This is surprising, given that the mental health-related fitness standards largely do not differ by rank or occupation.

The median, normalized shifts for CW rotation (0.38, n = 28) and for CCW rotation (0.37, n = 20) did not significantly differ (Wilcoxon rank sum, p = 0.70).

Although there are less bioactives that exhibited preference towards MOE preparation, most of them are found predominantly at very low rank numbers, differing substantially from the Maestro rank numbers (Fig. 2b).

For example, the methods of Chu and Tsao (2002), Chen and Chen (2009) and Chen and Sanguansat (2011) ignore the decision level in ranking which is inconvenient in the case of intersecting fuzzy numbers that may differ in ranking according to the decision level (Shureshjani and Darehmiraki 2013).