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And over three years 11 funds were in the top quartile.

But even with standards, there will always be a bottom quartile.

Our goal is to move into the top quartile of the nation's major public research universities.

The red hand was just passing over the third quartile of the first second after Zero.

Another three funds were in the top quartile of their sectors.

The standard deviation is almost exactly the same for the top quartile.

The rest of the funds dropped to the third or fourth quartile.

"We had expected that all of the kids in the top quartile would be from the academic tracks."

"This year, only 9 percent of our kids were left in that quartile.

American Express uses the third quartile as its reference point.

"If the stock price did not go up, I would be in the bottom quartile" of chief executive pay, he pointed out.

The first quartile of routes in Table 2 would make the best targets.

Wages are rising in the bottom quartile for workers who provide personal services.

The second quartile is the middle observation, also called the median of the data.

Each game won, a minimum of three games, will have to be added to the victory total for the bottom two quartiles.

Thus an individual item might be described as being "in the upper quartile".

The company's finance costs are now in the top quartile of comparable organizations.

They're in the upper half of payroll quartiles, and how often have they been competitive?

Some quartiles of a second later, he remembered to let go of the key.

We are slipping toward the bottom quartile in the league."

"The three teams in our division are all in the top quartile."

The school ranked on the upper quartile among all other secondary schools in the entire country.

"A whole season - in this case, a planetary quartile.

That means no team made it from the third and fourth quartiles of payrolls.

The third quartile can be measured as the middle value between the median and highest values of the data set.