The phrase "a median class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistics, demographics, or social classes, particularly when referring to a middle category or group.
Example: "In the study, we found that a median class of respondents reported average income levels."
Alternatives: "middle class" or "intermediate class".
And with a median class size of 30 in England, pupil-to-staff ratios are already "far too high", Roberts says--particularly when it comes to practical work.
When the schools are a sufficiently large collection of classrooms (as was the case in our study, where the 6 schools had between 33 to 63 classrooms, with a median class size of 31 students and inter-quartile range from 29 to 39), then the school level FRI rate reflects the average size of a transmission cluster in the classroom setting.
Children at Harpeth Hall – where the median class size is a mere 13 students – are not ranked by state-approved standardized tests.
At a feature selection P < 0.001, the median class prediction accuracy in test sets was 94.1% for all classifiers tested, in 100 random training-to-test partitions.
If the rich are a narrow majority, i.e. they are the median class, few fair-minded rich suffice to tip the balance and a fair-minded rich voter is likely to be pivotal.
All patients discharged from the hospital are still alive at follow-up (median 27 months, range 4 to 56) with a median NYHA class of 1 (range 1 to 2).
Most were scored on four-level Likert scales (from total disagreement to complete agreement) in order to force respondents to choose one side or the other (with a five-level scale, many persons select the median class).
Comparing differences in median class rank between whites and blacks shows a black catchup of only 0.8 percentage points by their senior year, or slightly over 2% of the original gap.
Concerning the number of pupils, a three-category variable (low, in the norm, high) was constructed depending on the median class size observed in the corresponding grade level: number of pupils less than (the median - 2); comprised in the median ± 2 range; greater than (the median + 2).
The probability is high when the median class demands relatively low levels of redistribution and when it is a small majority (we show in the online supporting materials that the asymmetry result extends to a continuum of voters and any finite number of income classes).
The median class size is 15 students.
