Sentence examples for ranking which from inspiring English sources

All individual rankings from different data sources were finally combined into a final ranking, which represented a gene's overall probability of being involved in breast cancer (Box G).

The Bowl Championship Series ranking, which will be announced today, incorporate the A.P. poll and other rankings, but not that of The Times.

Capriati can regain her world No. 1 ranking, which she lost to Venus Williams last Monday.

That middling ranking, which reflects how outsiders perceive levels of corruption, is bad enough.

His ranking, which had climbed to No. 8 in August 2006, plummeted to 151st last summer.

Each camper receives a ranking, which Rubio posts on his Web site.

Its potential problem comes from its computer ranking, which is No. 4 and not likely to go higher.

(Minnesota is No. 13 in the New York Times computer ranking, which appears today for the first time this season).

At stake is the world No1 ranking, which the Scot took from the Serb in Paris nearly a fortnight ago.

Woods recently lost his No. 1 ranking, which he had held for 281 consecutive weeks, to Westwood.

The Focus, above, moved up 24 places on the AutoTrader ranking, which tracked 370 new cars in March.