Sentence examples for quartile were defined from inspiring English sources

Patients in the upper quartile were defined as ESA resistant.

Patients in the upper ERI quartile were defined as ESA resistant.

Higher scores indicate better HRQoL and overall/subdomains scores in the lowest quartile were defined as low.

A summary scale was formed and dichotomised (the respondents in the highest quartile were defined as having high distress, Cronbach's alpha = 0.89).

Tumours with over 47.3% CIN (above the upper quartile) were defined as having high tumour CIN% with all other tumours being classed as having low tumour CIN%.

Patients were considered to have better HRQoL if they had baseline SF-36 scores ≥ third quartile or a PsAQoL or DLQI baseline score ≤ first quartile, whereas those with SF-36 scores ≤ first quartile or PsAQoL or DLQI scores ≥ third quartile were defined as having worse HRQoL.

The lowest quartile was defined as the reference category.

The lowest quartile was defined as the population with the lowest household equivalent income in 2005.

For percentage mammographic densities, the upper quartile is defined as high-risk and the lower three quartiles as low-risk.

County density is based on tract-weighted density, and quartiles were defined to be roughly equal in total population.. See note to this post for more detail.

Men and women in the upper quartile were then combined and were defined as MHO, while men and women in the three other quartiles were defined as being insulin resistant obese (IRO).