The phrase "ranking sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the order or hierarchy of items or ideas based on their importance or significance. Example: In the ranking sequence of academic achievements, earning a PhD is considered the highest level of education. Another example: The CEO created a ranking sequence for the company's goals, with increasing sales being the top priority followed by improving customer satisfaction and expanding into new markets.
The order of the proteins presented was based on the sum of the values obtained for each protein identified for all four FBS granulations as well as the four types of FBS-NB used, and the total value derived was in turn used to produce the ranking sequence seen in Table 1 (shown here for only 12 proteins).
Where this is manifested only at one end of the payoff ranking sequence (i.e. where there is non-linearity in payoff intervals, such as 0, 1, 3, 5), the largest intervals are more immune to rank changes, relative to the more bunched up payoffs.
Table 7 shows the results of ranking sequences in the upstream region of genes in the indirect category using the ratio criterion.
Thus, the analyses on this simulated data set have also led to the qualitatively similar performance-ranking sequence for the performance sequence: MDA>PCA>ANN>MGD.
We have developed a classifier for ranking protein sequences according to their toxin-like properties.
We use HP lattice model examples (for which exhaustive enumeration of sequences is practical) to validate our ranking approach in obtaining sequences of lowest energy for any H P residue composition for a given native-state structure.
Congruent stimuli could have consisted of an inverted sequence (high-ranking aggressor scream then low-ranking victim scream).
By comparing the profiles of all the curves in the graph, relative rankings of completely sequenced Proteobacterial genomes in the BLAST database can be elucidated for R. ferrireducens.
While there are long-standing methods for ranking a set of genes based on their annotations [ 25], there has been limited work on rankings based on sequencing properties.
We found RWR performance is way better in ranking targets than performing simple sequence based search.
Although novices are sometimes reasonably accurate at ranking phenomena in a correct sequence, they have difficultly comparing the magnitude between phenomena at extreme scales (for example, Delgado, Stevens, Shin, Yunker, & Krajcik, 2007; Jones, Tretter, Taylor, & Oppewal, 2008; Libarkin, Anderson, Dahl, Beilfuss, & Boone, 2005).
