Sentence examples for fair ranking from inspiring English sources

That part of the government's case pivots on defining a fair ranking by the I.B.F. as a thing of value and a right due to the boxers the organization served.

Given that we found similar relative performance between methods when using data from different cell-lines, we believe the benchmark gives a fair ranking of the methods.

These systems also enable fair ranking of students for highly competitive postgraduate training posts.

Imputations of IF scores for genes outside a pathway are important for fair ranking to avoid artificial bias toward genes inside a pathway.

In the context of the variation documented here, a stepwise system has the potential to offer a robust solution to standardised assessment, clearly defined progression policies and fair ranking of students for entry into the Foundation Programme.

The sexual function was adversely affected by the failure of nerve-preserving surgery, with a "fair" rank of FSFI in one patient and a "poor" rank in the remaining two patients.

Has there ever been an owner who ended up playing (or nearly playing) against his own club?" "The Uefa Respect Fair Play ranking has been used since 1995 to grant three berths for the first qualifying round of the Uefa Cup/Europa League," writes Max Green.

40 The findings demonstrated that occupation significantly affected PA categorisation using the HAP (p<0.000), and this portion of the study was deemed to have fair COSMIN ranking.

Demšar [29] has suggested that the average ranks by themselves provide a reasonably fair comparison of classifiers.

"It's not fair to rank them at all.

Vanity Fair still ranks the tech and media moguls and calls it The New Establishment, but, as Kotkin notes, the big winners in the current economy are the "Material Boys" — the people who grow grain, drill for fuel and lay pipeline.