Sentence examples for ranked by merit from inspiring English sources

Keating's book is arranged chronologically but he says that, were the titles ranked by merit, Simenon would take first place, probably for My Friend Maigret.

She's running as someone who has ascended the ranks by merit alone, neither despite nor because of her gender, but irrespective of it.

Predictions were ranked by the average of the figure-of-merit statistic from D.melanogaster and D.pseudoobscura.

Although his accomplishments may someday merit consideration for the Hall of Fame, Williams is rarely ranked by Yankees fans on a level with Mantle, Joe DiMaggio or even Earl Combs, all Hall of Fame center fielders.

By computing statistical figures of merit for each hypothesis, RCA enables each hypothesis to be ranked by multiple criteria (see below) and prioritized for inclusion in larger explanatory networks.

These applications are ranked by the fellowship selection committee, and a line is drawn below which, NSERC judges, the qualifications no longer merit funding.

Higher level 7 and 6 at IB and Distinction 1, 2, 3 and Merit 1 at Pre-U are equivalent to A* and A at A-level.Schools have been ranked by their rate for A*-A grades or equivalent.

It was not ranked by ESPN.

They are ranked by attractiveness.

Mutation pairs were ranked by physical distance.

Sales jobs are often ranked by education.