Sentence examples for towards ranking from inspiring English sources

In particular, EvoFold's measure of significance for folds, FPS (see Results section), has a bias towards ranking highly-conserved, short fRNAs with a high FPS [3].

In this article, we have described our approach towards ranking biomedical abstracts for the triage task of the CTD curation process.

Another explanation might lay in the selective annotation of entities by annotators of the external AD and MS gold standards; if annotators have selected the most frequent genes for annotation, the gold standard has a bias towards frequency ranking.

Although the number of Americans who agree human-caused climate change is occurring is on the rise, according to polls, the environment is still crowded out as an election issue, generally ranking towards the bottom of voters' concerns.

Taking the next step towards better indexing, ranking, reader's exposure and targeting more authors from around the world, the journal moved to Springer Open – Springer Nature, through an agreement with the Egyptian Knowledge Bank as an open access and free-of-charge journal.

The DASH diet's win is part of an overall trend among the ranking towards sensible eating plans that are free of gimmicks; the second best-rated diet, the Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC) Diet was created by the NIH.

The selection is biased towards the ideal ranking, where samples are ordered from those with highest probability of being in the target class to the lowest.

But Smith lost his cool on day four of the Christchurch clash, as the tourists were charging towards the No1 Test ranking.

The "mandatory events" are the 18 tournaments which can count towards a player's world ranking.

Results like these suggest that status leads people to behave exploitatively towards losers in ranked competitions, and generously towards lower ranking individuals when doing so will increase prestige.

Overall, Louisiana tends to rank towards the bottom of national rankings in terms of spending on education, and in educational outcomes.