Sentence examples for ranks 1 from inspiring English sources

This signature included FOXA1, GATA3, ESR1, as well as ADIRF, as high ranking genes (ranks 1, 11, 13 and 139, respectively, out of 3638 genes) (Additional file 2: Table S2).

The original suits were swords, polo sticks, goblets, and coins, each containing ranks 1 to 10 and three court cards.

In 8 hours, the app ranked as the fourth most popular free finance app on iOS, and, as noted above, it now ranks #1.

We also show the performance of LTE uplink when restricted to fixed precoding (rank adaptive) and fixed rank transmission (ranks 1, 2, 3, 4).

The median is calculated over all 14 ranks (1 rank per dataset, per experiment, per validation type), also shown the median average deviation (MAD).

The 'Society' section happiness ranks 1, 1, 1, 18, 1, and 11 within the happiness of each of the 24 sections in the dictionaries labMT, ANEW, WK, MPQA, LIWC, and OL, respectively.

Males were divided into three categories: high-ranking (ranks 1 6), middle-ranking (ranks 7 12), and low-ranking males (ranks 13 20).

Mating success was nevertheless highest among high-ranking and some middle-ranking males (ranks 1 10; Fig.  1a).

High-ranking males (ranks 1 20) achieved 88% of matings (n = 1402 matings), with the top 10 ranked males overall accounting for 73.4% of matings (n = 1167 matings).

We considered the high-ranking males to be those with dominance ranks 1 20, the lower-ranking males to be those with dominance ranks >20, and the lowest-ranking males to be those with dominance ranks ≥40.

In both years, high- and middle-ranking positions were occupied by core males (2006, ranks 1 17; 2007, ranks 1 12), while low-ranking positions were mostly occupied by new immigrant males, most of which were peripheral to the group.