Sentence examples for ranks at which from inspiring English sources

Effect sizes can be interpreted in terms of the percentiles or ranks at which two distributions overlap [ 3].

The file contains normalized enrichment scores (NES), NES-associated false discovery rate (FDR) and eventually ranks at which NES is observed in the ranked gene list for all analyzed Estrogen contrast data (i.e. "Estro10", "Estro48", and "Interaction").

I've accidentally restarted the game, replaying what I've already achieved a B rank at (which I'm happy enough with).

If a consensus taxonomy was not possible at the species level (based on HOMD), the nearest taxonomical rank at which a consensus was reached was reported.

In evaluating rank-flexible predictions, we define the taxonomic precision (the rank at which the classification is made) and accuracy (the most precise rank in the prediction that is correct).

We use the cumulative distribution of the ranks as a measure for comparing the performances of different methods, i.e. the probability that the rank (at which hidden gene disease pair is retrieved) is less than a threshold r.

Some previously described metrics, such as the ratio between the number of persons matched through the National Resident Matching Program NRMPP) and the last rank number at which the program filled (rank/match ratio), were eliminated due to concerns regarding the ability to manipulate these data.

We agree that showing the positive correlation might look more natural, but then if we were to plot using increasing ranks, we won't know at which rank to stop.

Another mistake often made by biologists is to think that if there is a concept/category, there has to be a specified rank or "level" at which all species arise.

But surely this further hypothesis will be ranked quite low qua explanation if it will be ranked at all, which seems doubtful, given that it is wholly unclear what its empirical consequences are.

(Eighty-five percent of points are still earned through flights, according to a recent J.D. Power & Associates study, but points earned through credit cards ranked at 46%, which is helpful if you're not crisscrossing the country or world in service to your employer).