Sentence examples for ranking contained from inspiring English sources

The average class at schools surveyed in The Economist's MBA ranking contained just 32% women.

And the formula used to combine the two test parts into one percentile ranking contained an error.

The second, third, and fourth deciles of the ranking contained the low-SES sectors; the seventh, eighth, and ninth deciles the high-SES sectors [ 32].

For coverage 0.1×, the true population distribution and the characterizations given by MTR and LCA at rank Order contained 78.13, 72.56 and 68.01% of reads of Burkholderiales, respectively (Supplementary Fig. S7).

In our data, the full ranking containing all the players, to which the Kendall's tau applies, contains players that only appear in a few games.

An optimum item subset derived from the GMDH-based ranking contains only one third of the test items and performs pass/fail classification with 91.2% accuracy on a 500-case evaluation subset, compared to 86.8% for a randomly selected item subset of the same size and 92% for a subset of the 15 items having the largest values for IIF (θ=0).

Since it performs the rating prediction task and then through the ratings, it generates a ranking of the 100 items with the highest predicted rating, it is assumed that the final ranking contains items which are not in the test set, since it is a drawn portion of the 10% of the database.

Hits were ranked such that probes with the best rank contained high scoring hits to all members of the subcluster and lower scores to members of other subclusters.

When the threshold value exceeded 0.3, the performance decreased because the lower ranks contained more noisy patterns that tended to increase ambiguity in causality detection.

The most likely explanation for this is that IS's ranks contain many former Iraqi and Syrian soldiers whose skills Isis has identified.

It's also worth asking a couple of questions: if Tory ranks contain so many so-called deniers, might it not be an idea for the opposition benches to find room for some kind of super-green corrective?