Sentence examples for next highest ranked from inspiring English sources

But then it is tough to find interlocutors in the players' lounge when the next highest ranked Danish woman is Karen Barbat: No.571 this week.

By rule, the Olympic spot was to go to the next highest ranked African fencer, but there wasn't one: Esimaje-Heath was the lone representative from her region.

The multi-award winning band, who have chalked up millions of worldwide sales, are ranked number 14 in the celebrity 100, three places above the next highest ranked Brit, X Factor supremo Simon Cowell.

Tunisia should at least offer an opportunity to break his duck: Malek Jaziri is world No 325 in singles but the next highest ranked Tunisian is Wael Kilani, world No 1,200.

And the last two shown in the fourth and the fifth rows are two next highest ranked active molecules.

Per acre subsidies and certified product premiums were the next highest ranked in providing economic incentive, followed by production tax credits and cost-share programs.

The first three molecules in each column are the top ranked molecules and the last two molecules are active molecules found in the two next highest ranks.

Following the different variants of QMEAN and MULTICOM, the method with the next highest ranking, with a mean correlation of 0.722, was CIRCLE (396), which was the best performing single-structure MQAP in CASP7 (Cozzetto et al., 2007).

The next higher rank is lieutenant junior grade (U.S. and British), followed by lieutenant and lieutenant commander.

Based on the retrieved taxonomic information, the program can automatically formulate a grouping scenario, in which the lowest rank that includes all input genomes is defined as the self group, and the next higher rank as the close group.

The effects of packing multiple C-5 tapes in form V and multiple C-2 chains in form III are such that for each of the next seven highest ranked interactions average PIXEL energies of −17 and −12 kJ mol−1, respectively, are obtained.