Sentence examples for top quartiles of the from inspiring English sources

It may be more advantageous for students at the bottom and top quartiles of the talent distribution to go straight into the workforce (or get vocational training).

Most importantly, because of the notable disparities in wealth accumulation patterns between households in the bottom and top percentiles of the wealth distribution observed in Table 3, we also estimate equation (2) for households that were in the bottom, middle and top quartiles of the wealth distribution prior to the economic downturn in 2006.

On the other hand, while distance (Figure 4(D)) does not vary much in terms of median values for the different link types, based on the top quartiles of the distributions across link types, it appears that Foursquare only pairs (fo) are more likely to frequent locations close to each other, closely followed by multiplex link pairs (tf) where distances for both are below 20 km.

The effect of current blood Pb concentrations on P3 amplitude is clearly observable when contrasting the ERP averages of the bottom and top quartiles of the distributions for current blood Pb concentration (adjusted mean ± SD no-go P3 amplitude, 12.8 ± 7.0 μV vs. 7.8 ± 8.1 μV, Cohen's d = –0.66; see Figure 2).

"High" levels were defined as the top quartiles of these variables.

Just how skewed the system is toward the already advantaged is illustrated by the findings of a recent study of 146 selective colleges and universities, which concluded that students from the top quartile of the socioeconomic hierarchy (based on parental income, education and occupation) are 25 times more likely to attend a "top tier" college than students from the bottom quartile.

So I took the three decades with the highest interest rates (the top quartile of the data) and compared them with the three decades with the lowest rates (the bottom quartile).

Children are classified as external if they have a score in the top quartile of the distribution of the external index (Schurer 2014).

Finally, Barofsky (2011) finds that the introduction of Seguro Popular generated a 28.0 % reduction in out-of-pocket health spending among households located in the top quartile of the health expenditure distribution.

This is even in the top quartile of the market which has been able to withstand the nationwide softening and in desirable neighborhoods such as the West Village (10014), Upper East Side (10128) and Soho (10012).

Results confirm previous findings: young people who show very high levels of effort (top quartile) appear less likely to be NEET, while the risk increases steadily for those with low effort and external locus of control (top quartile of the external index).