By focusing on specific aspects of employability, the data suggests that more middle-ranked HEIs are also beginning to develop an institutional brand and generate employability capital through their focus on employability, mainly by offering work placements, volunteer engagement programmes and directed support through their careers service.
For the middle ranked journals the intervals are somewhat wider, with greater overlap.
Mill rarely uses the phrase "middle class," preferring instead the more archaic "middle rank".
However, most liverworts produce flattened stems with overlapping scales or leaves in two or more ranks, the middle rank is often conspicuously different from the outer ranks; these are called leafy liverworts or scale liverworts.
Largest differences were observed in health insurance, decentralization/local health systems and, equity and policy process, topics that are more highly ranked in upper middle income countries.
A1 C.E.O.'s Share the Pressure America's chief executives, under pressure after several high-profile cases of malfeasance, are sharing the pressure by demanding more disclosure and accountability from the middle ranks.
Males were divided into three categories: high-ranking (ranks 1 6), middle-ranking (ranks 7 12), and low-ranking males (ranks 13 20).
Although I completely agree with Smith's assessment that the corrosion stems from a failure in leadership, I think it's a problem in the middle ranks as much or more than at the top.
Members of the "middle rank," by contrast, are marked more by their education, intellect, and public-spiritedness than by their wealth or any other social or economic characteristics.
Brain activity was more coordinated in these animals, while those in the middle rank seem to muddle by without having to worry as much about negotiating their place in the world.
(We get very few statements from below the middle ranks).
