Sentence examples for ranked relatively from inspiring English sources

There are many chemicals in the case study that are consistently ranked relatively high or relatively low by all exposure metrics; however, correlations in ranking results are not strong, confirming that the metrics provide different information.

In the early 21st century, Indiana ranked relatively high nationally in the amount of assistance granted to public hospitals.

In 2013, the same research team published a study showing that Germany ranked relatively low on a global index in terms of its acceptance of social diversity, behind Australia, the Scandinavian countries and North America.

Learning to manage and supervise others ranked relatively low on the list (15percentt).

We find that business cases based on contract optimisation and offering reserve capacity were ranked relatively high, while those based on trading on the wholesale market or hybrid approaches fared less well.

While the UK scored highly when it came to providing drugs such as statins and treatments for acute myocardial infarction, it was ranked relatively low on giving out drugs for dementia, multiple sclerosis and cancer drugs launched within the last five years, and performed around average on older cancer drugs.

And though the state ranks relatively high in personal wealth, (its estimated per capita income of $18,795 in 1997, the last year for which data are available, ranked 12th in the nation), that has not translated into public expenditures.

That brings me to a more serious reflection: Amazon's list undoubtedly reflects the wealth of some of these cities, though not all (Orlando, for instance, ranks relatively low on the wealth index).

By this yardstick, French banks rank relatively poorly with ratios of between 77% (Crédit Agricole) and 91% (BNP Paribas), especially when compared with Swiss, Spanish or British banks, according to Stefan Stalmann, an analyst at the Royal Bank of Scotland.

As noted previously, the United States ranks relatively low in evolution acceptance among industrialized countries (Miller et al. [2006]).

While I think there are a number of reasons for PMCS investors to be optimistic this year, its exposure to CSCO ranks relatively low on the list.