Sentence examples for it's median from inspiring English sources

However, regardless of whether or not the data set's mode is also it's median or mean, it's important to understand that these three concepts are entirely independent of each other.

So, while I'm not eager to move out of state, Ohio, with it's median income of $51,522, looks very attractive.

The foreign transmission power's relative position has changed over the period: it was the lowest over the period, except in 2004 and 2009, where it was median; it has interchanged its position with the domestic transmission power (Fig. 4).

In 2007, at the height of the "Bush boom," such as it was, median household income, adjusted for inflation, was still lower than it had been in 2000.

Known by its devotees as the V.L.M.A.P., for Value Line's median appreciation potential, it is the median percentage by which Value Line's analysts project that the 1,700 stocks they follow will grow over the next three to five years.

I don't care where in the tristate area you intend to sink your spade: Unless it's the median strip of I-95, you'll be quickly undone by veggie-loving varmints — hooved, clawed, climbing and burrowing.

So the idea of a single LV 'score' is potentially problematic — unless it's a median figure based on cumulative usage over a reasonable amount of time.

That's how we can be sure that it's our median.

It is the median home price divided by the median household income and represents how many years of pure untaxed, otherwise unspent salary it would take to buy a home in a given area.

The mean number of drugs used per person in the CFS group was 4.3 (median 3, range 1 19); in the ISF group it was 3.0 (median 2, range 1 12), and in the Well group it was 2.9 (median 2, range 1 15).

The standard deviation for the CG was 14.6 (median 37.5) and for the HG it was 12.0 (median 29.0).