The phrase "about median" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or analysis regarding the median value in a dataset, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The report provides insights about the median income of households in the area."
Alternatives: "regarding the median" or "concerning the median".
When the US census last released its data about median household incomes in the US, it found that the average American was bringing home the same paycheck as Americans in 1997.
Although it is well documented that crash frequencies increase after installing median barrier, little is known about median barrier crash severity outcomes.
How about median home prices above $1 million?
As he asked about median household income versus CEO pay, the audience began cheering.
Center line within box represents median, notches indicate the 95% confidence interval about median.
Information about median clients served, clinical and non-clinical staff, and clients per clinic or non-clinical staff was also obtained from what the organizational representative reported.
For the most part, the model is pretty accurate (about 7.9percentt median absolute error nationwide).
Mr Frank's point is best recast as a point about median-voter logic as an exhortation to his fellow progressives not to take the preferences of the median voter for granted, as fixed, when it might be possible to shift those preferences to the left with some galvanising rhetoric, etc.
It is not the place to learn for the first time about medians and means, but definitely the place to remember what you were once supposed to know about these and other key concepts — and, more important, why you were supposed to know them.
An important caveat about median-based age correction: there is an implicit assumption that age-related hearing loss is the same for every man or woman.
An important application of T 1 y) refers to the mean deviations about the mean and about the median, which can be used as measures of spread in a population.
