The National Federation of Independent Business, a conservative group representing small businesses, published a 2012 report, "Small Business Problems and Priorities," that ranked "finding and keeping skilled employees" as the 39th most pressing problem for small businesses and "locating qualified employees" as the 32nd problem.
For users of huge text corpora like MEDLINE, document categorization, ranking and finding entity-related information is an important help in their daily research and work life.
You then invite others, like your partner, to comment and rank the findings or they can add further to the project page.
Our dual approach of assessing taxon-rich tree topologies and gene presence/absence patterns reveals the impact of LGT in the genomes of Entamoeba spp. As interpretation of past LGT events is challenging given problems inherent in analyzing evolutionary history of single genes over long periods of time, we rank our findings roughly in order of greatest to least confidence.
Nevertheless, the most high-ranking findings from the different studies contain interesting new candidates for further study.
Therefore, the feeling in our working group was that most of even the top-ranking findings were most probably false positives or that they would at least require careful replication and validation in larger cohorts.
A second list, containing the top-10 of those genes with 3 or more SNPs among the 1,000 highest-ranking findings contains the genes KALRN (15 SNPs), ZNF354C (15 SNPs), WRNIP1 (14 SNPs), GRB10 (10 SNPs), DPP6 (7 SNPs), ARHGAP22 (11 SNPs), RAB38 (11 SNPs), FAT3 (8 SNPs), DA259379 (13 SNPs), NT5DC3 (20 SNPs).
An interesting finding from the GWAS is that whilst signals relating to cell cell communication genes related to glutamate, vasopressin and TAFA mediated signalling are observed the classical catecholaminergic and serotonergic neurotransmission ADHD candidate genes are absent from the high-ranking findings.
Con: This is unlikely to look that appealing in a photo -- and some of us finding ranking our books to be agonizing.
Finally a published college ranking whose findings you can actually use - or not use, as the case may be, which might be the real point of this exercise... Hard on the heels of its eye-popping survey of stratospherically priced kindergartens, business magazine Forbes plays academic globocop with its listing of the world' "most expensive" universities.
