Sentence examples for ranking cannot be from inspiring English sources

Despite the progress achieved for in silico fragmentation approaches, there are still some fundamental limitations to mass spectrometry that mean that candidate ranking cannot be solved by fragment prediction alone.

And the ranking cannot be made in terms of Mary's beauty, because that is the quality that makes Mary a candidate for placement on the scale in the first place; which leads Bradley to hold, as did most of Mill's critics, that unless the whole business really is nonsense, there must some criterion other than pleasure being used and so Mill has given up hedonism.

Those who are at the top of the economic ladder (and those, like Paulson, who come from their ranks) cannot be held to account for fear that they will sink the system.

The max rank cannot be more than N c.

His desire that the surge cause internal ruptures and weakening within militant ranks cannot be fulfilled without Pakistan's full commitment.

Such deleterious health effects of low rank cannot be attributed to health selection or to poor nutrition; they occur when rank is experimentally manipulated and when food is readily available to all animals (Sapolsky, 2005; Shively et al., 1997).

However, ranking also has some potential disadvantages for the task of review generation: there is no feedback to the user as to the likely number of relevant documents; ranking cannot easily be used to combine multiple terms in a rich way; and ranked queries can be less reproducible.

He continues with some recent advances in learning to rank that cannot be simply categorized into the three major approaches – these include relational ranking, query-dependent ranking, transfer ranking, and semisupervised ranking.

There may be practical reasons why some of the material attributes which ranked high cannot be evaluated.

Due to the convexity properties of the trace norm, POVMs with higher-rank elements cannot be optimal.

c Rank test cannot be tested as one or more groups contained no censored observations.