Sentence examples for slightly different ranking from inspiring English sources
The cubic loss function resulted in slightly different ranking.
It is also possible to assign a different prioritization to each of the targets, which results in a slightly different ranking scheme.
This is an amazing improvement on previous contests and consistent with recent results [25], despite their use of larger candidate sets (PubChem instead of ChemSpider) and a slightly different ranking system.
The selection model applied to published data yielded a slightly different ranking, with paroxetine, mirtazapine and venlafaxine XR tying for first and venlafaxine was fourth.
While these measures are all related and based on the same analysis, each measure involves a different interpretation and slightly different rank probabilities.
In both culture types glucose was utilized first (and at the fastest rate) and glycerol last (and at the slowest rate), while the other three substrates displayed slightly different rank order among the single substrate-limited and mixed substrate cultures.
As shown in File S1, section 4, such a set of pruned "mutation-only" haplotypes has a slightly different rank-frequency spectrum: The exponent β is exactly 1, rather than 1 − u/ s.
On the basis of volatile matter (d.a.f ., the investigated coals, are high volatile 'B' to 'A' sub-bituminous in rank, slightly different from the ranks derived from vitrinite reflectance, which place them under medium volatile bituminous 'B' to 'A' as per ASTM classification (2004).
The ranking of the GPV across traits was slightly different from the ranking of heritabilities reported in [ 1], in which the heritability was lowest for mastitis caused by Staph.
With PXR having a large and flexible ligand-binding pocket, it may bind to BODIPY FL vindoline and BODIPY FL vinblastine with different conformations, resulting in a slightly different ligand potency rank order when different PXR fluorescent probes are used.
In the NEJM, this ranking was slightly different: the first three metaterms were respectively, "cardiology", "cancerology" and "neurology".
