Sentence examples for rough rankings from inspiring English sources
Aware of the temptation to rank cities or regions according to how safe they are, the F.B.I. cautioned that "these rough rankings provide no insight into the numerous variables that mold crime in a particular town, city, county, state or region".
When measurements are this rough, small variations in the rankings are totally meaningless, even though they may loom very large indeed for the institutions involved.
On Tuesday, "O" climbed from 26,000 to 5,000 in the rankings on Amazon.com, a rough barometer of early interest.
In [ 7], the authors proposed first using feature ranking (t-test) and then rough sets attribute reduction for gene selection.
Gene p-values are predominently used for ranking genes and for giving a rough estimate of statistical significance; the p-values derived from Stouffer's method are perfectly suited for these tasks, especially as they reflect consistent and inconsistent regulation in a more meaningful manner than other methods.
In the rough-and-tumble world of academic reputations, the QS rankings have long been among the more influential.
The following weeks were rough and UConn fell to No. 4 in the national rankings.
Some financial publications (both in print and online) publish average inventory turnover rankings by industry sector, which can give you a rough benchmark to measure a company's performance against.
I indeed saw business as usual for certain bullies and certain nice guys, the lower-ranking Congo Connor roughing it up with his superiors on the one hand, and Abe, second in line to the don, gently doling out diplomacy with the elderly Nimoy on the other.
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