Sentence examples for ranking leads from inspiring English sources

Mickelson, the 2002 Hope champion who has slipped from No. 2 to No. 16 in the world ranking, leads the 1988 champion, Jay Haas, and Ben Crane by two shots.

The method is shown to give results which are readily interpreted and, for the purpose of performance ranking, leads to a more realistic description of achievement.

Although frequency-based ranking leads to higher gene enrichment slope between the ranks 300 and 1500, we observe a stronger enrichment at low ranking positions using relative entropy-based ranking.

Each round of expert ranking leads to either a strengthened consensus or polarized differences.

Human dose-prediction is fundamental for ranking lead-optimization compounds in drug discovery and to inform design of early clinical trials.

1 It is used for ranking lead-optimization compounds and judging feasibility of the target and of chemical series, and informing the design of phase I and IIa trials in early clinical development.

The new set of ET ranks leads to unique values of smoothing function and average overlap z-score.

His ranking led to a line of frozen food bearing his name and likeness, and the Legion of Honor, awarded by President François Mitterrand.

To address the imprecise ranking led by utilizing sample means of alternative performance data in pairwise comparison, a Best Alternative Search BASS) procedure is proposed for AHP by considering bounds of confidence intervals in ranking alternatives.

This ranking led to the government's frantic effort to place the country among the first 20 economies of the world by 2020 through the development of a blueprint tagged 'Vision 20:2020' (Federal Government's postulation for industrialization).

This ranking led to the enrollment of families with the greatest potential utility for phenotypic and genetic studies of exceptional survival in families.