"value ranking" is a correct term and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of arranging items or ideas according to their perceived importance or worth. Example: In the business world, value ranking is often used to prioritize projects based on their potential profitability.
Vendors, however, underestimate its value, ranking it third among qualities they believe customers want most the same level at which they rank subject matter and solution expertise when recruiting new salespeople.
We also offer a "best value" ranking that relates institutional quality to costs as measured by tuition and fees.
It identified the markets with the biggest gains and losses in home value, ranking Weston, FL (near Ft. Lauderdale) the best-performing city since Obama took office.
The E-score metric provided information about the utility of an element beyond an outcome-related p value ranking.
Importantly, the selection criteria used to define differentially expressed genes has a substantial impact on the overlap of the resulting gene lists, with gene lists generated by fold change ranking being more reproducible than those obtained by t-test P value ranking.
Flow value ranking of line 8 5 is 3rd.
Since resale value ranks high for mass market buyers, this has all the makings of a deal breaker.
But Hyundai doesn't rest on its laurels: The inspection was beefed up to cover 150 reconditioning points, and its brand value ranks higher than ever.
An ORFan value ranked in the first decile bin of the t1 or t2 reference distribution is in the highest 10% of values, whereas an ORFan value ranked in the 10th decile bin is in the lowest 10% of values.
Moreover, there was always an association with ECoG spikes having a high RMS_int value ranked 1st, 2nd or 3rd.
Then we rank the features by their t-test's p-value and retain the 10% features that most significantly differ in the two classes (similar to the p-value ranking discussed before).
