For example, they might rank U.S. students in the tenth percentile on the USMLE ahead of IMGs in the ninety-ninth percentile or not rank the latter at all.
Another example, well known to the early modern age, consisted of confronting the enemy with coordinated attacks by cavalry and cannon the former to force him to close ranks, the latter to compel him to open them.
This notion is supported by the table above, for both correlating scores and ranks, the latter again as a robustness check.
Shoes may be high or low soled, the former being worn by characters of high rank, and the latter by characters of low rank or acrobatic characters.
Thus, although protein expression in colony and liquid states might be expected to differ, the approach of ranking the former to predict the latter therefore seems effective and provides a useful indicator of the amount of soluble protein likely to be produced downstream.
Second, we have developed computational speedups for both the LR and score tests the former when the background kernel is full rank and the latter when the background and foreground kernels are low rank.
Watson and Robson have excelled in her absence, with the former becoming the first British woman to win a WTA title since 1988 and ending the year ranked 49, and the latter rising to 53 in the world and being named WTA newcomer of the year.
Ethnomedical therapies were utilized less than hospitals with China showing the greatest overall percentage of ethnomedical therapies: 24% herbal therapy, 12% acupuncture, and 9% other alternative medicine practices, and ranked highest in the latter two than any other country.
So bravo to Jermain for doing his bit to shore up the ranks of the latter.
The deeper set identified pocket boundaries more precisely and yielded better ranks, while the latter missed fewer predictions and hence had better coverage.
