Sentence examples for shift rank from inspiring English sources

Too much documents work, criticism, instrument equipment shortage, night shift, rank of professional were the influence factors about occupational stress to positive coping styles.

Individuals ranked at the 1st and 10th deciles can shift rank only unidirectionally, that is, upward and downward, respectively.

We compared the ranks of S30D and IH30D to that of W30D by the Spearman rank correlation coefficient and by the numbers of hospitals shifting rank.

There is a crackling sexual tension to the formal patterns and shifting ranks through which the piece weaves.

In Mauricio Wainrot's "After Dark," 20 dancers lean into space in shifting ranks, pushing almost palpably through the heroic surge of Philip Glass's Violin Concerto.

Mr. Ieremia works with a somewhat circumscribed vocabulary, communicating a surprising amount through shifting ranks of dancers, and through bounding, bouncing motion, sudden falls and rises and leaps that have the artless beauty of fish breaking from the water and soaring into the sky.

But his "Labess II," set to a cappella music by Zap Mama, is essentially just stylish, breezy play in handsomely shifting ranks created by Mr. Brown for eight dancers (Ms. Watson, Kim Y. Bears, Ms. Boykin, Ms. Vogt, Willia-Noel Montague, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Gella and Gabriele Tesfa Guma).

This is the main cause for the shifted ranks for respondents with a sum score > 9.

We found the shift in rank useful for the comparisons of the mortality measures.

However, as much as 14%-17 14%-17r hospitals had a major shift in rank for IH30D compared to W30D.

The similar profiles for shift in rank for adjusted and unadjusted calculation of W30D, S30D and IH30D indicate little impact of case-mix for the comparison of measures.