Both algebraically or with software(numerically/computationally, for example) is acceptable. Here is ahow one of the polynomials looks like ($L<1$is a constant).I have attached a text file with all the 13 polynomials that I need to sort in ascending order - more precisely, I have a target order I need to achieve, so I need to define the ranges of the variables $h_0$ - $h_4$ where that order would be valid. Hereis one representativepolynomial sample:$$7 h_0 h_1^2 h_2^2 h_3 L^3 + 29 h_0 h_1^2 h_2^2 h_3 h_4^2 L^4 + 3 h_0 h_2^2 h_4 L^2 + 5 h_0 h_2^2 h_4^3 L^3 + \ldots$$Each polynomial has approximately 200 terms(!). 
How to sort 13 enormous polynomials, each having terms with 5 variables ($1>h_0>h_1>h_2>h_3>h_4$)?
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