Sentence examples for position in the hierarchy of from inspiring English sources
Multiple sclerosis, my longtime companion, has resumed its lowly position in the hierarchy of suffering.
Perhaps it's this regular reminder of his position in the hierarchy of fame that keeps him so grounded.
In essence, they like to make changes and move on, rather than manage a stable situation or jockey for position in the hierarchy of a large corporation.
For much of his tenure in Xinjiang, Mr. Wang was known as "the stability secretary," and he occupied a singular position in the hierarchy of party power.
I also think that the Court errs here in failing to recognize that the state law is most accurately viewed as an economic regulation, and that the speech involved (if it falls within the scope of the First Amendment at all) occupies a significantly more subordinate position in the hierarchy of First Amendment values than the Court gives it today.
We also saw that the system VW has a hybrid position in the hierarchy of conditional systems.
The high correlation between relative clinical peripherality index scores for practices included in both Phases also indicates that practices maintained similar relative positions in the hierarchy of peripherality.
In order to check that practices maintained similar relative positions in the hierarchy of peripherality in both studies, we examined the correlation between relative clinical peripherality index scores for practices included in both studies.
The relative clinical peripherality index scores for practices included in both analyses were highly correlated (Spearman's correlation coefficient = 0.8223, p = 0.001) indicating that these practices maintained similar relative positions in the hierarchy of peripherality.
All these results suggest that scientific productivity is not a simple function of the size of the research team, but rather of the position of professors in the hierarchy of the team, a position itself attained through accumulated experience and previous productivity.
Then, we show that this pattern of EV under physiological conditions reflects positioning of genes in the hierarchy of cell signaling, such that the most highly regulated genes are located at the apical parts of signaling hierarchy and are generally functionally more specialized.
