Sentence examples for ranked performance from inspiring English sources
Allometric relationships established ranked performance: small-sized individuals have higher mass-specific metabolic rates (photosynthesis, nutrient uptake and respiration) and sink more slowly than do individuals in the larger size-classes.
The linear models of both data sets exhibit a top ranked performance compared to all data sets and plenty of literature is available for the protein targets.
Using Sprinklr's Social Business Index we harvested the data for the industry and ranked performance across multiple metrics to see which companies are succeeding and which ones have room for strategic improvement.
But that season they danced a "Don Quixote" together that catapulted them into stardom: in a newspaper that ranked performances from one star to five, a veteran critic gave them six.
Nowadays, there is no specific method to evaluate performance of EAM and lack of benchmark to rank performance.
In Mr. Hulbert's method of ranking performance - a process that has evoked criticism in the past from some newsletters - each security in a portfolio carries an equal market weighting.
Also, if judges are making different quality discrimination decisions, the process of comparative judgment, after multiple rounds of judgements, can accurately rank performance quality (Pollitt, 2012a).
While we could not quantify the typical delay at each airport, we did rank performance in six different delay categories: security, late aircraft, traffic control, cancellations, carrier problems and weather.
Spearman's rank correlation coefficients were used to rank performance.
Following the criterion-referenced method, we arbitrarily used three different thresholds to rank performance of participating hospitals.
Although international ratings were just introduced in 1970, Chessmetrics (a website that uses algorithms to rank performances retrospectively and uniformly throughout chess history) determined that Fischer's peak rating was 2895 in October 1971 the highest in history.
