Sentence examples for ranking previous from inspiring English sources
Priston's resume showed a higher grade point average, more advanced office skills, a higher ranking previous position with a greater level of responsibility, and a longer work history.
The Times of London has taken a stab at this exercise, ranking all previous US presidents "in order of greatness".
That'd be like going to Match.com and expecting to find your soulmate by ranking your previous dates with 1 through 5 stars.
The following variables were included in the model: age, rank, previous deployments in dengue-endemic areas, YF/JE vaccination, night guards, skin repellents/permethrin-treated uniforms/bed nets use, and operational versus logistic tasks.
A simple but accurate list of villages ranked by previous year cases allows TAs to predict the likely location and timing of current year cases and thus, dynamically prioritize who gets what supplies at what times.
Women aged 65 79 ranked a previous negative experience with mammography as the most important factor influencing their decision not to get screened and then a lack of concern about breast cancer.
These features are listed in order according to the recursive feature elimination ranking in our previous study.
Many of the world's top players, including 2012 winner Phil Mickelson, will be exempt from qualifying through a number of criteria including world or domestic tour ranking or previous results at the Open.
The relative concentration of amino acids found in MVM isolates follows a similar pattern and ranking to previous estimates of free intracellular amino acid concentrations in human placental tissue (34).
The origin of the observed endogenous amino acids is not clear; however, their relative concentrations follow a similar ranking to previous estimates of free intracellular amino acid concentrations in human placental tissue (34), suggesting some degree of procedural carryover.
The matrix plots on X and Y axes pop culture happenings of the previous week, ranking them neatly into one of four quadrants: highbrow/brilliant; highbrow/despicable; lowbrow/despicable; or lowbrow/brilliant.
