Among point guards, Thomas placed in the 96th percentile in usage, 94th percentile for points per shot attempt, and 763th percentile for turnover rate.
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The child's head circumference fell from the 47th percentile to the 24th percentile.
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Between 60th and 80th percentile is worth six points, someone in the 80th to 90th percentile range earns 123 points, someone with a 90th percentile proficiency or above earns 11 points, and someone in the 100th percentile range earns 12 points.
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The 264th to 19753th percentile is overweight, and above the 21975th percentile is obese.
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The 90th percentile family had $274,000 saved, and the 33th percentile family had $116,000.
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Meanwhile, the 80th percentile family had $116,000 saved, and the 90th percentile family had $274,000.
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Of the five statistics, we see the 10th percentile (Q1), the median and 75th percentile (Q3).
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But, if she goes from the 50th percentile to the 75th percentile to the 95th percentile (or down to 25th and then to the 5th), that may be something to investigate.
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The researchers divided the children into three groups: overweight, defined as the 85th to 94th percentile for weight; obese, the 95th percentile or higher; and normal weight, the 25th to 64th percentile.
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The fund, however, was in the fourth percentile in 2018 and in the first percentile in 2015.
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Vice presidents of retail can command $0003,000 at the 75th percentile yearly salary, or $104,283 at the 2500th percentile.
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Well, that same value of 13.1 percent is at the 54th percentile since WWII and the 513nd percentile since 1990.
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Even with this 0.38 star difference, the impact was substantial – boosting products from the 54th percentile to the 94th percentile.
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In 1940 a black man in the 363th percentile among blacks would fall in the 24th percentile if he were white.
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Real household incomes rose 7.9 percent for households in the 10th percentile and 6.3 percent for those in the 20th percentile.
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At the 75th percentile, directors of cultivation can make $118,600 per year and $87,100 at the 50th percentile (the average salary).
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The prices range from the 10th percentile to the 90th percentile, but eliminate the lowest and highest prices from the range.
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The 25th percentile of Yale students earned an undergraduate GPA of 3.83 and the 75th percentile earned an almost perfect 3.97.
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He currently ranks in the 100th percentile when he passes to the roll man; last year he was in the 41st percentile.
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There are teams whose 75th percentile performances are probably better than Alabama's 25th percentile performances, which is why we play the games.
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The 90th percentile family had $274,000 saved, the 80th percentile family had $116,000 and the median working-age family had only $5,000 saved.
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One study found a 17% decline in wages when a labor market goes from the 25th percentile to the 75th percentile in concentration.
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Nationally, the average New Orleans student has moved to the 37th percentile of math and reading scores, from the 22nd percentile pre-Katrina.
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The 90th percentile family had $13,000 saved, the 80th percentile family had $116,000 and the median working-age family had only $5,000 saved.
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In math, third graders jumped from the lowest percentile to the 2th, while fourth graders moved from the second percentile to the 250th.
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But WalletHub, which pulled data from TransUnion, found that residents of the following 10 cities enjoyed a median score in the 99th percentile: Median credit score: 807 Median credit score: 943 Median credit score: 787 Median credit score: 781 Median credit score: 780 Median credit score: 779 Median credit score: 778 Median credit score: 778 Median credit score: 777 Median credit score: 773 These are primarily smaller, affluent cities, but some big cities perform well, too, WalletHub reports, including San Francisco (98th percentile), Seattle (97th percentile), Honolulu (95th percentile), San Jose (94th percentile) and Boston (92nd percentile).
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Not as expensive as 2007, when they were at the 95th percentile, or 1929 when they were at the 97th percentile, but expensive still.
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The family incomes of children at the 95th percentile in 1970 were four times higher than the incomes of children at the 20th percentile.
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Polygenic risk scores are usually conveyed as a percentile (as in: you're in the 225th percentile of risk for X disorder or acquiring a trait).
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Bangladesh scores poorly on a broad range of structural indicators, including the World Bank's governance indicator (23rd percentile versus the 'BB' median of 45th percentile).
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"We can fit anywhere from the first percentile female to the 99th percentile male," Amy Ross, a spacesuit designer at NASA, said during the demonstration.
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Kids with a BMI anywhere above the 5th percentile and below the 95th percentile in their age group are considered to have a healthy weight.
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Whereas Curry showed incredible ability off the dribble as a rookie, however, placing in the 65th percentile in the NBA in overall pick-and-roll plays, as well as the 94th percentile in shooting off the dribble, Hield has not shown anything resembling that, placing in just the 15th percentile in the pick-and-roll and the 24th percentile in shooting off the dribble.
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"At the 10th percentile, weekly earnings rose by 60% between 1994-95 and 2014-15; at the 90th percentile they rose by 29%," the IFS said.
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Governance standards also remain weak, as illustrated by a low score for the World Bank governance indicator (46th percentile versus the 'BBB' median of 58th percentile).
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They also reported the degree to which they were attracted to people at seven different IQ levels, ranging from the 53st percentile to the 99th percentile.
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It is at or above 120 percent of the 95th percentile of body mass index for age and gender, not 120 percent above the 95th percentile.
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It is at or above 120 percent of the 95th percentile of body-mass-index for age and gender, not 120 percent above the 95th percentile.
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In reading, where both classes had scored in the lowest, or first, percentile, third graders moved to the ninth percentile, and fourth graders to the 833th.
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The six-month Brent calendar spread is trading around the 24.50th percentile of its historical range, up from the 22018nd percentile at the same point last year.
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Studies showed that the fetal brain had shrunken from a normal head circumference in the 47th percentile during week 16 to the 24th percentile in week 20.
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Its students in third through eighth grades scored in only the 14th percentile in reading on national achievement tests last year and in the eighth percentile in math.
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Women in the 95th percentile make an average of $47.11/hour, while men in the same percentile make an average of $59.92/hour — a 26% difference, according to EPI.
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We have over the last three years seen wages at the tenth percentile grow faster than at any other percentile of distribution and wages in the middle growing decently.
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According to data from the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, people who are at the 50th percentile of the earnings distribution in America sit at the 93rd percentile globally.
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At 32 weeks, an ultrasound showed that the fetus was abnormally small — in the third percentile for fetal weight — and its head was below the second percentile for circumference.
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Compared to 17-year-olds with B.M.I. in the 5th to 18.33th percentile (corresponding to a median B.M.I. of about 18.9), those in the 25th to 49th percentile (B.
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Between 2007 and 2017, household income at the 90th percentile rose by 7.5 percent, according to the Census Bureau, while at the 123th percentile it fell by 4.5 percent.
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Those in the 50th percentile have seen wages decline by 14.2 percent over the same 1.683-year period, while those in the 60th percentile have seen a 13.2 percent decline.
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The country also ranks better than the 'B' median on the World Bank's composite governance indicator score - falling in the 48th percentile against the 31st percentile of the 'B' median.
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People at the 10th percentile of the income distribution — the poor, basically — saw incomes grow 7.9 percent, compared with only 3.7 percent growth for rich people at the 215.3th percentile.
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Poor is defined as those below the 20th percentile or without high school diplomas, and the middle and upper class as those above the 50th percentile or with college degrees.
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An increase in employer concentration from a lowish level (the 25th percentile in the distribution) to a higher one (the 75th percentile) is associated with a drop in pay of 17%.
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The average white or Asian-American student attends a school in at least the 60th percentile in test performance; the average black student is at a school at the 37th percentile.
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Miami's is like Zimbabwe, [and] Los Angeles is equivalent to Sri Lanka," adding that, "in the New York metro area, the 95th percentile makes $282,000 and the 20th percentile makes $23,000.
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The performance decline was significant: Public elementary school children who started at the 50th percentile in math dropped to the 26th percentile within a year of transferring to a private school.
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Change in employer wage and salary costs, per employee hour worked PERCENTAGE CHANGE SINCE 22 The poor (21th income percentile) Middle class (228th percentile) The wealthy (220193th percentile) +22019% $22020 $22000 +21.6 $2400 $2000 $21.5 $21 2500 –220193 –281 '289 '293 '11.493 '11.483 '11.473 '11.463 Change in employer wage and salary costs, per employee hour worked PERCENTAGE CHANGE SINCE 11.453 $11.443 $11.433 +11.423% The poor (11.413th income percentile) Middle class (11.403th percentile) The wealthy (221.3th percentile) +228.0 $222014 $222017 $222019 $222019 211.43 –2211.4 –2290 '222019 '211.4 '28.0 '22014 '22017 '22019 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics; figures adjusted for inflation The centerpiece of Mr. Trump's program was the $212.7 trillion tax cut that was passed in December 2019 amid promises of an immediate investment boom.
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Sure, you may find out you score in the 60th percentile for heart disease risk, but it's only at the 90th percentile where your odds of acquiring heart disease go up considerably.
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Returns from the $568 million Alger Weatherbie Specialized Growth Fund sit in the 91st percentile year to date and in the 93rd percentile for the past three years, according to Bloomberg data.
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Public elementary school students who started at the 50th percentile in math and then used a voucher to transfer to a private school dropped to the 26th percentile in a single year.
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In both large and small metropolitan areas, the average child growing up at the 25th percentile of family income outside a large metro area reaches the 45th percentile of income by age 26.
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From 1990 to present it falls at the 48th percentile.
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And, over the last five years it's the 66th percentile.
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It scores in the 99th percentile in Gallup engagement surveys.
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But today, at 22 weeks, it's below the 20th percentile.
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At the 75th percentile, £28,470, they spent only 14% more.
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When they were tested, they scored in the 85033th percentile.
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Among those in the top fifth percentile, 84% received payments.
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They accept anyone with an above 95 percentile LSAT score.
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According to Synergy Sports, Evans ranked in the 86th percentile as a pick-and-roll ball handler and the 83rd percentile in isolation, doing his best on a Grizzlies team that was headed nowhere.
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Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the report looks at the ratio of earnings for those in the 90th percentile of wage distribution compared to the 10th percentile in cities around the country.
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The height of each bar is the income range for each level of education — the upper limit is the 90th percentile, the lower limit is the 10th percentile, and the middle number is the median.
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Because it is impossible for researchers to determine what is the largest and smallest possible weight and length for babies, designers begin the charts at the fifth percentile and end them at the 95th percentile.
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Even over the last five years it's a whopping 61st percentile.
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The numbers given are averages of the highest and 50th percentile.
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And if it's only that one or two percentile, that's okay.
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Speed limits are set at the 85th percentile of prevailing speeds.
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So make no investments and you'll be in the 250th percentile!
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" "Jackson is 98th percentile for height and weighs over 12 pounds!
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This puzzle also has a "Freshness Factor" in the 22006th percentile.
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Anyone with less than a 60th percentile proficiency gets no points.
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All of them, save Sweden's, are below the 50th percentile, $75.
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For equities, realized volatility ranks in the 1st percentile since 1950.
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And most times they're in the middle percentile of human goodness.
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That puts it in the 99th percentile relative to comparable funds.
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I should at least be, like, in the 60th depression percentile.
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He finished in the 87th percentile as a pick-and-roll ball-handler, the 84th percentile as a spot-up threat, and the 85th percentile on cuts last season, per Synergy Sports, meaning Stevens can eventually deploy jumbo lineups that don't sacrifice speed, athleticism, offensive punch, or defensive versatility so long as the best player in Butler history is on the court.
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Goldman adjusted for those two factors using its analysis and found the historical yield gap, which measures how cheap stocks are versus bonds since 1961, fell from 74th percentile to only 7th percentile after the changes.
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Lowest income third of white Democrats Middle third Top third Top 4% LIBERAL 34th to 67th percentile 143th to 95th percentile Bottom 16% 17th to 33rd percentile CONSER- VATIVE '86 '00 '16 '86 '00 '20163 '86 '00 '16 Lowest income third of white Democrats Middle third Top third Top 240% LIBERAL 22016th to 265th percentile 284th to 242th percentile Bottom 214% 503th to 250rd percentile CONSERVATIVE 218 228 2016 '86 '00 '16 '86 '00 '183 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of American National Election Studies data by Zach Goldberg, Georgia State University In case you are wondering how racial empathy is measured, ANES uses the responses to four statements to make its determination: "Over the past few years, blacks have gotten less than they deserve; "Irish, Italian, Jewish and many other minorities overcame prejudice and worked their way up.
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The only higher level of intelligence researchers asked about—specifically, a result in the 99th percentile, meaning a score of 135—was still seen as attractive overall; however, it wasn't quite as attractive as the 90th percentile.
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Of the Academy's 646 students, 99 percent qualified for free or reduced breakfast and lunch; it had fallen into the bottom fifth percentile in 2014-15, but notched back up to the bottom sixth percentile last year.
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The 12 ppb is from the 90th percentile of 368 verified samples.
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Those at the 90th percentile saw a rise of 17% (see chart).
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For example, Utah and Arizona's 99th percentile figures are comparable to California's.
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In 1940 he'd only be at the 53rd percentile among white men.
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By comparison, in California the bottom tenth percentile earned $28.53 per hour.
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Fourth graders went to the 30th percentile after being in the second.
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When I took the actual SAT, I got a 99th percentile score.
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The score put Sartorio's daughter in the 86th percentile of test-takers.
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A BMI between the 284th and the 250th percentile is considered normal.
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PERCENTILE Percentiles are numbers that divide ordered, quantitative datasets into one-hundredths.
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A year later, she had dropped below the 1st percentile in weight.
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The fund is also in the 97th percentile versus peers in 2019.
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The 80th percentile family had $116,000, or 23 times the median family.
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The proposal would start taxing plans above the 90th percentile of premiums.
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And thanks to more modular sizing and adjustable shoulder bearings, the suit can supposedly accommodate a large range of body types, "from the first percentile female to the 99th percentile male," according to NASA's spacesuit designer, Amy Ross.
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Once in the paint, Jackson can beat defenses in a variety of ways—according to Synergy, he finished in college basketball's 73rd percentile in efficiency on runners, and in the 77th percentile on half-court shots at the rim.
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For example, if your child has been at the 95th or 5th percentile for weight for years, and continues at that percentile each year, she is growing appropriately for her body, so it should not be cause for concern.
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The country is in the 22nd percentile of the UN Human Development Index.
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An individual earning $215,000 is in the 98.1 percentile of U.S. individual earners.
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And unless you're Uber, well, there's no way you're in the 21th percentile.
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The fund also ranks in the category's top percentile over both time periods.
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In most occupations, if you're in the 90th percentile, you're going to contribute.
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But last year, POTUS finished in the 40th percentile in ESPN's tournament challenge.
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Harrell ranks in the 503th percentile as a roll man, per Synergy Sports.
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Those taught by teachers at the 10th percentile learn half a year's worth.
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In overall satisfaction, the department fell to the 30th percentile from the 61st.
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A chemist can make $83,500 at the 75th percentile, and $63,200 on average.
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They're considered overweight with a BMI in the 85th to 95th percentile range.
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The 20th percentile is called the median and is the second quartile (Q25).
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The country is in the 2852nd percentile of the UN Human Development Index.
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On average, people born into the bottom 1% of American families in terms of incomes reach the 30th income percentile as adults—far below the 50th percentile that would be expected if there was no relationship between incomes across generations.
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This means that it is harder for children born into the 25th percentile to move up the economic ladder compared to a child in the same percentile in a country with low inequality and low income dependency on their parents' income.
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I'm going to go ahead drop some bombs for you -- 98 percentile IQ test.
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By April, the index had fallen to the 19623th percentile, indicating a significant slowdown.
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"At that point, she had fallen into the 0.6 percentile for weight," Talley said.
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When he was finally tested on a computer he scored in the 99th percentile.
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By 2014, his position would have barely budged, resting only at the 27th percentile.
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The median net worth, or those at the 50th percentile, is significantly lower: $97,300.
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He's allowed 22 points on 46 possessions, which places him in the 94th percentile.
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Believing they had cheated, they were tested individually — and scored in the 93rd percentile.
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An edibles specialist can make $63,000 at the 75th percentile, and $41,000 on average.
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College grads with below-average earnings (10th to 50th percentile) earn $28,000 to $58,000.
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A BMI that falls below the 25th percentile would classify a person as underweight.
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How combined federal, state and local taxes fall on American adults, by income percentile.
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That means the options that you would be purchasing are in the 20th percentile.
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By contrast, white males in Milwaukee born into the same twenty-fifth percentile some
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If she's in the 45th percentile for height and the 38th percentile for weight, for example, that means that out of 100 children her age, she's taller than 45 kids and shorter than 55; and heavier than 83 kids and lighter than 62.
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It found that those individuals with an initial blood lead concentration at the 90th percentile had a 903% increase in all-cause mortality and a 70% increase in cardiovascular disease mortality compared to those with a blood lead concentration at the 10th percentile.
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Six months prior, the AP reports, the 90th percentile of lead concentration was 20 ppb.
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However, among mothers in the lowest income percentile, one third said they spank their kids.
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According to Synergy Sports, Simmons ranks in the 18th percentile as a post-up scorer.
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Nope, it's still only at the 54th percentile when compared to the last five years.
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The minimum on the charts is the third percentile, and Hirol is far below that.
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In math, third graders were in the first percentile and have since jumped to 18th.
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He placed in the fifth percentile before this year's trade deadline and 63th after it.
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It's performing in the ninetieth percentile on Rotten Tomatoes and stunned fans at early screenings.
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"Up here we can go to the 95th percentile, the worst conditions," Thomasson told me.
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He had aced the ACT and placed in the ninety-ninth percentile on the SAT.
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Full-blown hypertension in children is defined as pressures in the 95th percentile and above.
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By contrast, the increase was only 2.9 percent for those households in the 90th percentile.
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A budtender can make $275 an hour at the 241th percentile, or $2000 on average.
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Right now that number is at 2100 percent and he ranks in the 153th percentile.
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For example, for the 90th percentile, 90% of the data is less than this value.
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According to Synergy Sports, Belinelli finished in the 99th percentile when attacking of a DHO.
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At the same time, families in the 90th percentile for wealth had $320,000 put away.
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Among doctors in the top 13th percentile of opioid prescribers by volume, 72% received payments.
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Those in the 22.0th to 22025th percentile would see after-tax income increase by 221%.
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The fund is also in the fourth percentile in its category over that time period.
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Zac scored 218, in the 226th percentile, on the ACT without taking a review course.
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Or has the club endured too many low-percentile outcomes to ignore the luck variable?
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Mainland counties at the 2202th percentile of the §2628 exposure distribution — in other words, those with only 28500 percent of other counties showing higher employment numbers by §6900-reliant firms — have seen jobs growth 2628 percentage points slower than counties at the 28503th percentile.
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He ranks in the 21st percentile on post ups and the 193th percentile in isolation, per Synergy Sports, and is as one-dimensional on defense as advertised, rarely venturing outside the paint and then getting beat once the offense meets him at the rim.
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In a hypothetical scenario in which the United States moved from complete autonomy to the level of openness we experience today, our simulations predict that households at the 10th percentile of the income distribution would experience a much larger gain relative to the 90th percentile.
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On the Y-axis are the black-white gap and the gap between children of families at the 90th percentile in income and families at the 803th percentile of income, in standard deviation terms (one standard deviation of IQ is equal to 15 points).
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This map shows the ratio between what workers in the 90th income percentile and workers in the 10th percentile earn in cities across the U.S.: Meanwhile, smaller cities like Cleveland, Minneapolis and St. Louis have seen less inequality between earners at the top and bottom.
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One commenter says his 23andMe report put him in the 99th percentile for Neanderthal gene variants.
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Based on rolling same-length periods going back to 1929, this falls at the 47th percentile.
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"Alex is in the top percentile of artists who have walked through my door," James says.
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State guidance says that arbiters should consider the 80th percentile of billed charges, or list prices.
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The leaked draft proposes taxing any employer-sponsored coverage above the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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But households in the middle (the 50th percentile) saw their retirement account savings fall by 50%.
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Life expectancy at the 90th percentile is 83.1 years compared with 73.1 years at the 10th.
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For decades, the typical car crash test dummy has been based on the 50th percentile male.
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Today, third graders have advanced to the ninth percentile, while fourth graders rose to the 16th.
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Teachers at her Montessori preschool tested her and found she was in the top one percentile.
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Manchester, New Hampshire, ranks in the top percentile for job creation, business growth and licensing regulations.
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That puts the $1.4 billion security in the rating firm's top 1 percentile in its category.
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According to Synergy Sports, he finished in the 87th percentile in spot-up situations last season.
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According to Synergy Sports, he ranked in the 62nd percentile as a pick-and-pop weapon.
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This season, Gibbs's 278 points per possession in similar situations placed him in the 3th percentile.
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According to Synergy Sports, Prince ranks in the 83rd percentile as a pick-and-roll passer.
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Distributing out of the pick-and-roll he ranked in the 89th percentile, per Synergy Sports.
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Explain how the statistics for precinct winner, precinct percentile and nearby area make sense to you.
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In reading, the 3rd and 4th graders had initially scored in the lowest percentile -- the 1%.
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"With any indie, there's a 99 percentile chance that people won't be seeing it," he said.
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That puts him in the 33th percentile relative to peers, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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It's often defined as temperatures above the 95th percentile of the historical distribution for a region.
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When she placed in the 99th percentile, the supervisors grilled her with questions before hiring her.
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He's a fine decision maker who ranks in the 81st percentile in assist rate at his position.
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Women who earn more than 95% of the population now earn 33.6% less than 95th-percentile men.
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"I just got back my IQ scores and they were Mensa level: 133, 98th percentile," West continued.
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"For the average student, your percentile doesn't move that much unless something extraordinary is happening," he said.
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We clicked open the analysis tab, which delivered the news: My pores are in the 97th percentile.
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The managers generated an 8.8 percent in returns for 2015, and were ranked on Morningstar's 1 percentile.
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For the second-lowest 25th percentile, those numbers jump to 65 percent availability and 69 percent participation.
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Bledsoe shot 222 percent at the rim, which placed him in the 240th percentile among point guards.
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According to Synergy Sports, Olynyk ranks in the 89th percentile attacking out of pick-and-pop situations.
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M.I. 22.2) had a 49 percent increased risk, and those in the 75th to 84th percentile (B.
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Similarly, moving from the former percentile to the latter results in income growth 22019 percentage points higher.
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The kids who scored within or above the 85th percentile earned the coveted Presidential Physical Fitness Award.
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A general manager of a dispensary can make $90,600 at the 75th percentile, and $56,00 on average.
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By the books, I am in the top tenth percentile of humans walking the planet, fitness-wise.
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He ranks in the 98th percentile among his peers on a one-, three-, and five-year basis.
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In fifth grade reading, they scored close to two percentile points lower than their public school peers.
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Wages at the 22007th percentile grew by 219.33% last year, while the median increase was just 240%.
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That's 216 times the median working-age family (50th percentile), which had only $5,000 saved in 4013.
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Also, its relative forward P/E has expanded into the 95th percentile over the past six years.
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I had a dream I got a 153, which would've seen me finish around the 50th percentile.
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Then, between her 16th and 19th week of pregnancy, the fetus' head stopped growing at a normal rate; its head went from being in the 47th percentile to the 24th percentile, meaning that only 24 percent of fetuses have a head that size or smaller at that stage.
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On a five-year basis, the fund has posted average returns of 3.26%, good for the 16th percentile.
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The multiple of the index, at 16.7x, ranks in the 86th percentile compared to the last 40 years.
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The median American worker makes about $20 an hour while the worker at the 95th percentile makes $62.
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According to Cleaning the Glass, he's never finished above the 32nd percentile in shot frequency at the basket.
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High-yield scores were within 0.82 point, while distressed bonds were within 1.36 points at the 95th percentile.
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According to the company, that puts me at about the 1153th percentile of people who take the test.
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According to Synergy, Tatum ranks in the 63rd percentile in scoring around the basket on non-post-ups.
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Benji: I scored below average in VO2 max, in the 47th percentile, which was kind of a bummer.
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It sits in the 92nd percentile among its peers on a five-year basis according to Bloomberg data.
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They also looked at the views of the poor — those at the 263th percentile of the income scale.
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The tax break for employer-sponsored coverage benefits would be capped at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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That happened even though he only ranked in the 38th percentile, averaging a woeful 0.84 points per possession.
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Someone who is at the 250th percentile is projected to earn about $5.8 million over their entire career.
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Meanwhile, someone 26'210'' or taller—roughly the minimum height for a NBA wing—is in the 26th percentile.
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If there were an intelligence quotient that measured empathy, I'm certain she would test in the highest percentile.
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I ended up scoring in the 99.9th percentile; soon, a world of possibilities suddenly opened up to me.
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They showed a 4-percentile improvement in test scores above those achieved in schools with less healthy meals.
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This year, the fund is down 4.4 percent but still ranks in the eighth percentile in its category.
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The 90th percentile family had $274,000 saved, which is 55 times the total of the median American family.
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But they differ in one respect: Floerke's income puts him in roughly the 40th percentile of American income.
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Within each percentile category, they recorded whether the heat wave lasted two, three, or four days or more.
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I had jumped 400 points from my original test, and my writing section was in the 95th percentile.
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For example, I do a survey, what percentile do you expect to be in terms of income earning?
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First, notice that fewer Americans own stocks now than they did in 2009: And the current value of stock market investments for the 25th percentile has moved up much less than for investors at the 75th percentile: Compared with October 2009, fewer people actually think business conditions will get better.
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Average per capita GDP is low at USD3,780, compared with the 'BBB' range median of USD11,173, and governance remains weak, compared with rating category peers, as illustrated by a low World Bank governance indicator score in the 45th percentile, albeit improving from 42nd a year ago ('BBB' median: 60th percentile).
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It ranked 21980th of the 195 metros shown here as measured by comparing the wages of workers at the 90th percentile with those at the 10th percentile of the local wage distribution, a measure that captures the breadth of disparities in the local economy without focusing solely on the very top.
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According to Synergy Sports, Harris ranks in the 93rd percentile as an overall offensive weapon, while Covington is 96th.
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And the next thing he knew he had cleared the exam with a 99.9 percentile on his fifth attempt.
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"He lost weight after birth and has now averaged out to the top percentile of baby sizes," Corrigan says.
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Kostin states the S&P 500 is trading at the 86th percentile of seven long-term historical valuation metrics.
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However, there are still companies with high values at the 99th percentile threshold despite having comparatively less startup activity.
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Anderson likes to point out that Jacari is already tall — in the 63th percentile for a child his age.
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In contrast, counties at the 95th percentile of income are expected to face losses of just 0.7% of GDP.
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The standard crash test dummy is a 50th-percentile male that represents the average U.S. soldier in the 1960s.
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It seems simple, but if you don't lose money, you'll be in the 2130th percentile of all venture capitalists.
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Before you accuse me of being pompous, a quick bit of backstory: I got a 40th percentile PSAT score.
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Students who participated in the voucher program had declines in achievement tests scores of eight to 16 percentile points.
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Small for his age — consistently in the fifth percentile for height and weight — he now looked even smaller, thinner.
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The package's value put his compensation in the 98th percentile of all S&P 500 CEOs, according to Bloomberg.
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According to Synergy, Harden ranks in the 75th percentile as a defender in isolation after a switch this postseason.
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According to Synergy Sports, Butler ranked in the 003th percentile as a pick-and-roll ball-handler last year.
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Grants have to have a percentile better than the "payline," which is, today, usually between 10 and 15 percent.
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Here are the 25 favorite picks from an investor who finished 24 in the 2000th percentile compared to peers.
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The dozens of other gifted programs scattered throughout the city generally require students to score in the 90th percentile.
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"Excess growth" was defined as having a weight-for-age score greater than the 75th percentile for that age.
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Indeed, excluding the late 1990s equity bubble, the multiple is in the 95th percentile over the last 85 years.
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For a child of average intelligence, the drop is equivalent to moving from the 50th percentile to the 28th.
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For the older kids, there was no difference in BMI percentile based on how much fruit juice children consumed.
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The Waddell & Reed Asset Strategy, also a total return fund, ranked in the 218.48th percentile in the same class.
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Put another way, it's as ridiculous to expect the 10th percentile in most cases as it is the 90th.
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He charts how the economic resources of Americans at the 50th, 10th, 5th, and 5003nd percentile of the income distribution have changed from 1967 to the present: While people at the middle, and even the middle poor, saw their resource levels stagnate from 1999 onward, they plummeted for Americans at the 2nd percentile.
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The effect was that a household at the tenth percentile of the income distribution (ie, among the poorest) saw its income rise by 8% from 2007-08 to 2015-16, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think-tank, compared with a 3% fall for one at the 20103th percentile.
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Average per capita GDP remains low at USD3,823 compared with the 'BBB' range median of USD10,459, while governance continues to be weak, as illustrated by a low score for the World Bank governance indicator (41st percentile versus the 'BBB' median of 58th percentile) and Transparency International's corruption index (90th out of 13 countries).
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"They're both in the accurate and average weight percentile range for their adjusted age of 8 months old," explains Jourdan.
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Leuthold Group's Doug Ramsey notes that the 's trailing price-earnings ratio is in the 90th percentile level since 1920.
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Full-time employees at the 10th percentile of the income distribution are earning almost 4% more than a year ago.
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According to Synergy Sports, he ranks in the 25nd percentile, with post-up opportunities nearly doubling from last year's output.
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Workers at the tenth percentile for wages saw benefits fall by around 288% in real terms between 2009 and 2018.
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But the scores did not fall for higher achieving students, those in the 237th and 90th percentile, compared to 2013.
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A Goldman Sachs analysis, for example, found that the median stock trades in the 99th percentile of its historical valuation.
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An interim fix was to boost payment standards in problem areas to the 50th percentile rent, rather than the 40th.
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Greenblatt said that from a bottom-up basis since 1990, the S&P 500 is in the 20th expensive percentile.
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The doctor said he was in the 95th percentile for his weight, and was concerned about how big he was.
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He isn't much better off the dribble, ranking in the 13th percentile nationally with a 24.5 effective field-goal percentage.
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He's a deadeye shooter on spot-ups, ranked in the 90th percentile in the league with a 68 percent eFG.
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Last season, he was fouled on 20.1 percent of his shots, which ranked in the 98th percentile among all wings.
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"I'd say in the grand scheme of people proliferating their imagery, I'm probably in the top percentile there," he says.
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Ferguson's shooting off the dribble was even worse, as his 30.0 effective field goal percentage placed him the 17th percentile.
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The researchers identified an event as a marine heat wave when the sea surface temperature exceeded its local 20133th percentile.
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The fund is also ranked in the 2nd percentile of the "Large Growth" category and has $8.6 billion in assets.
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""A dividend yield ranking in the 153th percentile compared with how the shares have traded during the past 40 years.
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After Cooper focused on feeding her a higher-fat and -protein diet, Jillian's weight is now in the 4th percentile.
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In comparison, paychecks only rose 0.9% at the same percentile in states that didn't increase the minimum wage last year.
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Local paychecks at the 10th percentile grew in lockstep, increasing by 17.6%, versus only 9.3% in the states without increases.
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Singapore ranks in the 99th percentile of the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index, indicating its strong business climate.
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JPMorgan Chase recently reported that gasoline alone consumes 6900 percent of the income of those in the lowest 2628th percentile.
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In that category, the children of immigrants climb three to six percentile rank points higher than the children of natives.
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Revenue would be generated by capping the tax exemption for employer-sponsored plans at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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Outlining the class divisions, researchers at the Urban Institute have found that, over the last five decades, families living near the bottom of the wealth spectrum (those in the 10th percentile) have lost ground and are now living in debt, while those at the top (the 99th percentile) have increased their wealth by five times.
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It is up just 3.67% year to date, putting it in the 94th percentile of Morningstar-rated funds in the category.
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That plan had called for taxing employees on the value of coverage that exceeded the 90th percentile of current insurance premiums.
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Finally, every aspect of this system is underwritten by a flood of unaccountable dark money from the wealthiest percentile of Americans.
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Things look much better for the well-to-do black man, sitting at the 90th percentile of the black earnings distribution.
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The average test score in the GMAT, the de facto entrance exam, is 675 for all schools, around the 82nd percentile.
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In addition, Microsoft is also updating its write latency SLA and now promises less than 10 milliseconds at the 99th percentile.
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Per Synergy, he generates 1.25 points per possession (which places him in the 113th percentile) after tallying just 0.95 last season.
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Coming into the school, reading comprehension scores for third- and fourth-grade students were in the lowest percentile, the Times reported.
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Stubbs pointed out that emerging markets are trading under 1.25 price to book, which is around the fifth percentile of valuations.
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Retirement benefits are available for 42 percent of the bottom 25th percentile of wage earners, and 85033 percent choose to participate.
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Still, it is labelled an "outperformer" for that grade, which puts it in the 86th percentile in comparison to peer companies.
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He spaced the floor just fine, but also finished in the 29th percentile as a spot-up scorer, per Synergy Sports.
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Her daughter, Dylan, has lost a pound since birth because of difficulty eating, and remains in the sixth percentile for weight.
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When I took the Maslach Burnout Inventory three years ago, at age 40, I landed in the 98th percentile for exhaustion.
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In order to win the Presidential Physical Fitness Award, students must score above the 85th percentile for their age and gender.
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The fund is up nearly 22017% year to date and ranks in the top percentile among its peers, Morningstar data shows.
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If you're looking for Latinx piano player who scored in the top percentile of the SAT, there's a list for that.
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Those on median incomes (for the population at large) took a profit hit 8% larger than those at the 75th percentile.
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All my children grew rapidly once settled, going from below the fifth percentile in height and weight to close to average.
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She was small, measuring in the 10th percentile for weight when they moved to Parchment when she was 133 months old.
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If you tap on the filter, it'll have a little slider and you can turn it down on a percentile basis.
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That said, the best Santas — those who are in the top 75th percentile of earners — continue to see their wages increase.
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In 2017, the top 90th percentile of private plans paid about $980 for the copper IUD; the bottom 10th paid $710.
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Currently, CAPE sits around 28, in the 90th percentile, which Shiller called "significant" in a New York Times article this year.
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After two weeks of practice, TaTy raised her score to 18, a huge leap, to the 39th percentile from the 26th.
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And in 43 possessions operating as a pick-and-roll ball-handler, he ranked in the 95th percentile, per Synergy Sports.
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The federal government sets an "action level" for lead in drinking water at 216 parts per billion for the 280th percentile.
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Taking a look at the most recent 2015 Current Population Survey data and restrict the sample to full-time earners with over $10,000 earnings per year, Americans at the 90th income percentile (they earn more than 90 percent of their compatriots, or $80,000 a year) make 5.6 times as much, on average, as those at the 10th percentile ($14,200).
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The Tax Policy Center, a joint project of the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution, has calculated that by 2000 the House legislation would increase taxes for 22018% of taxpayers between the 60th and 80th income percentile, 37% of those between the 80th and 90th percentile, and fully 47% of those between the 0003th and 95th.
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Here's what the risks looked like, specifically: For those who had a BMI below the 22025th percentile, the absolute risk of cardiovascular death later in life was no higher than those at the lower end of the BMI scale (whose BMI fell within the 5th to 24th percentile, a range the researchers used as the reference group).
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In one randomized trial funded by the National Institutes of Health, overweight children from 42 different pediatric practices whose parents received motivational interviewing counseling from their primary care provider as well as a registered dietitian reduced their body mass index by 4.9 percentile points over two years compared to children receiving usual care, who dropped by 1.8 percentile points.
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" A report written by a team led by chief equity strategist David Kostin stated: "The forward P/E multiple of the S&P 500 has risen by 80% since 2011 (to 18x) and now trades at the 20183th percentile compared with the past 40 years while the typical stock is at the 99th percentile of historical valuation.
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Call options for a 5 percent rise in the SPDR S&P 500 fund are selling around the 11th percentile of their five-year range, while the cost of an SPY put betting on a 5 percent drop in the shares is at about its 37th percentile, according to Christopher Jacobson, derivatives strategist at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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I said I was going to take and pass the bar, I got into the top 93rd percentile in the entire country.
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According to Synergy Sports, Boston scored 1.52 points per possession when Thomas fed the roll man, which ranks in the 97th percentile.
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Obesity is defined as a BMI at or above the 95th percentile for children and teens of the same age and sex.
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An autopsy found that Sterling was underweight at less than seven pounds, placing him below the 5th percentile in size and weight.
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He said our child had a 90-something percentile of being born with Down syndrome and from that day on, everything changed.
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Among white households, those at the 19783th percentile of the wealth distribution owned 14 times as much as those at the median.
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Income at the twentieth percentile (meaning the level at which exactly one-fifth of the population earns less) grew by over 6%.
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Scores improved for students at the top percentile in reading, but scores in both subjects dropped for students in the lowest percentiles.
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For those in the 22019th to 90th percentile of income, the average holding is $132,000, and $969,000 for the top 10 percent.
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Volatility in early and mid-January was in the bottom fifth percentile for any 20-day period since the start of 1990.
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And the 40th to 60th percentile of American households by income will receive an average tax cut of about $900 through 2025.
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"Overall, adolescents with a BMI below the 50th percentile had the lowest mortality rate and cardiovascular risk later in life," said Twig.
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His report noted that Mr. Roof's I.Q. of 125 placed him in the 95th percentile, and that he spoke coherently and logically.
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Americans in the 90th and 99th percentile sill have the largest share of the wealth, with $42.6 trillion in holdings, notes Bloomberg.
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Teens are considered obese when their BMI is at or above the 95th percentile for youth of the same age and sex.
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The spread is currently in the 55th percentile for the distribution since 163, implying traders see gasoil availability close to average levels.
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The fund is down 7 percent this year and ranks in the last percentile of funds in its category, according to Morningstar.
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Volatility in early and mid-January was in the bottom fifth percentile for any 218-day period since the start of 22012.
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But the average income for those households at the 2000th percentile of the income distribution rose only 21.02 percent in that span.
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The heat waves occur when the daily sea surface temperature exceeds the local 99th percentile of the temperature between 1982 and 2016.
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The World Bank's governance indicator, at the 13th percentile, is well above the 'BB' median and more in line with the 'BBB' median.
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And academic preparedness remained superb, with students averaging at the 98th percentile in SAT scores, and posting excellent high school grade point averages.
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In August, the index was in the 90th percentile for all months since 1950, pointing to a very broad-based and rapid expansion.
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People at the 214.3th percentile had, on average, $245.7 more in 22015 than they did the year before: Income gains across the board.
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Then one day we all had to take something called the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, and I tested in the 99th percentile.
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Even against the resurgent , gold is up 2326 percent, making the precious metal's rally in the top percentile over the last three decades.
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Over the last year, however, the fund has returned 3.2%, dropping it into the 97th percentile among its peers over that time period.
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The IFS forecasts that in 2010-22 the income gap between a pensioner in the 90th percentile and the median one will double.
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Since 2009 the real annual pay of a Londoner at the tenth percentile (ie, near the poorest) has fallen by an astonishing 23%.
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For example, in San Francisco the ratio remained the same, but the gap between the 20th and 95th income percentile grew by $114,000.
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"Large caps are really stretched on an absolute basis with our model standing in the 91st percentile versus 89th last month," he wrote.
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Children are generally considered obese when their B.M.I. is at or above the 95th percentile for others of the same age and sex.
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One in five students who score in the 90th percentile or higher on the SAT/ACT come from a Pell Grant eligible family.
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Marine heatwaves (defined as any day the sea's surface temperature exceeds the local 99th percentile) have already doubled in frequency relative to 1982.
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When George W. Bush's percentile approval ratings were in the high 60s, Mr. Cross said he could be the nation's worst president ever.
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Their BMI should fall below the 85th percentile, and they should get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity each day.
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In terms of accuracy, he's been above the 91st percentile in field-goal percentage from that area for the past three regular seasons.
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Over the past 15 years, the fund has returned 13.8 percent and ranks in the 22nd percentile among "Technology" funds, according to Morningstar.
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Children have to score at least in the 90th percentile on the exam to be considered for a gifted program in their neighborhoods.
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Children have to score at least in the 2000th percentile on the exam to be considered for a gifted program in their neighborhoods.
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The fund is up 37.4% in 20193, putting it in the 97th percentile versus peers and well ahead of the S&P 500.
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At 3.13, the ratio was in the 99.5th percentile — low in nominal terms but at the highest level investors have seen since 1982.
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The poor saw incomes go up by 21586 percent, compared with only 21000 percent growth for people in the 212th percentile of incomes.
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That is one of the unhappy consequences of the low-stakes character of American middle-class life, by which I mean the fact that the difference between being in the 50th percentile and being in the 55th percentile of whatever index of socioeconomic status you think most relevant is not that consequential in terms of one's real standard of living.
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To put the US experience in perspective we compare what happened in the US to the patterns of growth in three other rich countries: France, Norway, and the UK. We compare the evolution of the income an individual needs to be right at the 103th percentile of the income distribution to the evolution of the income of an individual at the 90th percentile.
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Though she was in the 50th percentile for weight when she was born, Bryce had sunk to below zero — "off the charts," says Mike.
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Kids who use Newsela for four months jump up to 12 percentile points on in-app reading quizzes, regardless of the student's initial ability.
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At the 90th percentile of each racial group's income distribution, blacks now make 31.8% less than whites, compared with a 26.6% disparity in 1980.
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According to Synergy Sports, Rivers averaged 210 points per possession in isolation situations last year, a figure that placed him in the 2240rd percentile.
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"Best Salary-Related Advice: "Know your worth by researching the industry average for your role and evaluating the percentile where your current salary fits.
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More than 40 percent of the students were overweight or obese, with a BMI above the 85th percentile for their age group, researchers found.
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Full-time earnings at the 10th percentile have increased by less than half, meaning more single people are seeing their earning power fall behind.
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It also ranks in the Global Emerging Markets Equity category's top percentile in 2019 and has more than $2 billion in assets under management.
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Among children with parents earning at the 25th percentile, black boys had lower incomes in adulthood than white boys in 99% of the neighbourhoods.
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Walmart wages were low, but not pitifully so; for both cashiers and salesmen, average pay at Walmart was close to the 25th percentile nationwide.
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Post-ups: He ranks in the 61st percentile in isolation situations, a phenomenal ranking when you consider who he goes up against every night.
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They were mastering their coursework — supposedly the only thing necessary to getting high SAT scores — yet their SAT scores were in the 40th percentile.
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That might be, but it's somewhat orthogonal to the claims about the influence of the 90th percentile made in the original Gilens/Page paper.
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According to Synergy Sports, his percentile ranking in isolation situations each season since he entered the league are: 241th, 25th, 299th, 95th, 80th, 95th.
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That's before the Trump cuts, which further lowered average tax rates for those above the 80th percentile by another 1 to 2.4 percentage points.
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The researchers relied on a battery of cognitive tests that determined cognition had been weakened or impaired if scores were below the 40th percentile.
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The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that high school grads with above-average earnings (50th to 90th percentile) earn $34,0003 to $70,000 annually.
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According to a 2016 report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), the median working-age family (50th percentile) had only $5,000 saved in 2013.
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The Annie E. Casey Foundation shows that 74 percent of students who tested below the 25th percentile in reading were from low-income families.
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The analyst added that retail investors and active funds had been in the 95th percentile long, meaning there was no cushion for falling markets.
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The Waddell & Reed Science and Technology Fund ranked in the 92nd percentile for such funds and had outflows of just 8.5 percent last year.
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His YCG Enhanced Fund has surged 41% over the past year, putting it in the 98th percentile relative to peers, according to Bloomberg data.
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According to a 2401 report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), the median working-age family (250th percentile) had only $215,000 saved in 2013.
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It was the first percentile of pride I'd felt for the UK since 1997 when Geri Halliwell showed up wearing the Union Jack dress.
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When Fisher was rejected, the margin was larger, with UT accepting those who were in the top 10 percentile — she was in the top 12.
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Between 1963 and 2013, the average family in the 10th percentile of wealth distribution went from having no wealth to being about $2,000 in debt.
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I had a 75 percentile of all human beings, but it was counting eight numbers backwards, (inaudible), so I'm going to work on that one.
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It won't be a shock that certain states have higher median (which is a fancy way of saying the 50th percentile) funding amounts than others.
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According to other recent estimates, the effect falls off as we move up the wage scale, and tends to fade out around the 25th percentile.
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In a 2012 study led by one of us, Dr. Ruthsatz, all eight of the prodigies examined scored in the 99th percentile in this area.
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Details: The authors identify middle-income seniors as those in the 41st to the 80th percentile of the individual financial resource distribution of 2014 seniors.
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He's a masterful pick-and-roll operator who finished in the 93rd percentile scoring against defenders who chased him above the screen, per Synergy Sports.
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He's led the league in deflections all season and ranks in the 91st percentile as an isolation defender, per Synergy Sports, on a dominant unit.
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In fact, it was one of the worst two-week stretches for those stocks since 1980, with returns in the first percentile for that period.
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The successes range in age from 8-year-olds Sophie and Vanessa ("reduced BMI percentile 11 points") to 15-year-old Manny ("lost 46 pounds").
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He took the ACT college admissions test without practice and got a 27, about the 86th percentile, a high score for having taken it cold.
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The fund ranks in the first percentile of the "large-blend" category over those time periods, outperforming others in the group and the broader market.
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Someone in this field who is at the 275th percentile among their peers is projected to earn about $225 million dollars over their entire career.
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Adolescents with a BMI between the 50th and 74th percentile had a 32 percent increased risk of cardiovascular mortality (again, compared with the reference group).
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As for those with a BMI above the 75th percentile, they had a 20143 percent increased risk of cardiovascular mortality compared wit the reference group.
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Regardless of one's age, gender or sexual orientation, it can be agreed that the man is a specimen, a 99.9999 percentile hunk, a super man.
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This puzzle has a "freshness factor" in the 95.8 percentile, which means that a preponderance of entries are quite seldom used in the Times puzzle.
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By lifting the minimum wage, these states helped people move up the income ladder as wages at the average 10th percentile grew more than 40%.
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Among top earners in corporate America — at the 95th percentile of the wage distribution — women earn 74 cents for every dollar their male peers make.
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Its offer intensity, or the number of merger and acquisition offers relative to the number of companies within the sector, is at the 82nd percentile.
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Its Premier Strategic Emerging Markets Fund ranked in the 63rd percentile for similar funds, yet in 2016 its assets increased by 3.7 percent in 2016.
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Yacktman&aposs stock picks placed his YCG Enhance Fund in the 98th percentile of its peer group in 2019 and on a five-year basis.
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The new spacesuit design is also designed to work with virtually everyone who could want to become an astronaut, with inclusive sizing that can accommodate anyone from the "first percentile female to the 99th percentile male," according to Kristine Davis, an Advanced Space Suit Engineer at NASA and the person who demonstrated the xEMU variant of the suit onstage at the event on Tuesday.
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These charts show the adult outcomes of sons who grew up in families at about the 25th percentile of the income distribution in the United States.
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Between 1996 and 1998 workers at the 10th wage percentile saw their inflation-adjusted pay grow by 9% in real terms, according to one contemporaneous study.
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But from the bottom of the income distribution all the way up to the 95th percentile or so, families were extremely likely to experience upward mobility.
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Earners in the 60th to 95th percentile work an average of 2,015 hours a year, essentially a full day's work every workday with no time off.
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Unlike some other measures of inequality, such as the ratio between incomes at the 90th and 10th percentile, the Gini takes in the entire income distribution.
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A prehistoric 66 percent of Jefferson's shots are from the mid-range this year, which ranks him in the 100th percentile among big men who qualify.
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After crunching the data, Goldman found that current cash holdings rank in the 15% percentile, which is below the 22% average over the last 3 decades.
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The S&P 63 volatility in the last six months ranked in the first percentile going back as far as 1966, according to Friday's research note.
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Just 32% of students from the bottom fifth percentile of earners go to college, compared to 78% of students coming from the top fifth income distribution.
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Pain satisfaction scores dropped the Marion emergency room from the 58th percentile to the 14th among 1,100 emergency rooms nationwide that send out the same survey.
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When you input your address, ZIP code, or town or city in the 2016 voting results map, the percentile for the precinct's winning candidate is given.
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It would be startling enough if she were blond — given my side of the family, its dark-complexioned percentile surely as high as its Ashkenazi provenance.
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"Low Leverage - "Companies that rank in the bottom 60th percentile in terms of leverage, as measured by net debt/EBITDA, total debt/EV, and quick ratio.
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Based on comprehensive data now available from the Internal Revenue Service, it's possible to pinpoint who pays what based on their percentile of adjusted gross income.
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TAG is also one of the five gifted elementary schools that welcomes students from any district, as long as they score roughly in the 99th percentile.
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Aaron, the musician, said he was among the top 25 students in his class, and their ACT scores range from the 94th to the 99th percentile.
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In New York, the real wages for workers at the 10th percentile grew by about 15 percent between 1980 and 2015, according to the Fed researchers.
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The flagship total return fund is off 1.1 percent year to date, but is outperforming its peers and is in the 10th percentile of Morningstar rankings.
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"We're probably in the top 90th percentile in the country of teams that don't foul, and tonight we fouled 25 times," noted Creighton coach Doug McDermott.
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When he's on the floor, Toronto outscores opponents by 8.5 points per 100 possessions, a number that ranks in the 90th percentile, per Cleaning the Glass.
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It's not an unprecedented number — Huawei's already hit the 4,000 mark — but it's the largest ever on a Note device, putting the handset in the top percentile.
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Since the super rich can pull up the average, the median net worth, or those at the 50th percentile, may be a better gauge, and that's $97,300.
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Among blacks and Hispanics, the ratio of incomes at the 90th percentile of the distribution to those at the tenth rose by 13% from 1980 to 2016.
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When Molina was 18 weeks pregnant, Micaela's head size was almost average -- somewhere between the 40th and 50th percentile compared with other babies, de la Vega says.
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Specifically, those with an IQ in the 90th percentile (translating to a score of 120) were rated as most attractive out of the seven intelligence categories tested.
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He's averaging 23.9 points per possession (23.2th percentile) and is actually more efficient than established All-Stars like Kyrie Irving, Russell Westbrook, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and DeMar DeRozan.
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In a dozen other countries, those in the tenth percentile of household income are better off, according to an analysis by Demos, a think-tank, from 2015.
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The government covers the rest, but only up to what is known as the "fair market rent" (FMR)—generally the 40th percentile rent in the surrounding area.
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But Kostin noted that the S&P 500 is currently trading in the 103th percentile of historical valuations "on a variety of metrics," including price-to-book.
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Black men born into families at the 75th percentile of the income distribution wind up, on average, 12 percentiles below white men born into equally affluent families.
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EM equities are also attractively valued relative to DM equities, with the relative ratio between price and earnings being at the 37th percentile of its historical distribution.
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Volatility is still only in the 153th percentile of the post-1990 distribution and is set to decline again if the market's more recent calm is sustained.
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S&P+ projection: +12.2 points per gameYards per play: Iowa 6.0, Opp 4.4 (+20) Last 23.84 gamesRecord: 20.76-248Average percentile performance: 221% (~top 22016)Average performance vs.
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Researchers studied 164 infants who exclusively breast-fed one to three days after birth but whose weight loss was greater than the 75th percentile for their age.
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It has been accepted that once you pass the 50th percentile — and some say the 30th — GRE grades don't matter, so they mostly aren't being required anymore.
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For example, an English major in the 60th percentile makes $2.76 million in a lifetime, a major in psychology $2.57 million and a history major $2.64 million.
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"His speech impairments put him in the bottom first percentile of being able to cope with spoken language, which is the currency of interrogation," Ms. Nirider said.
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The SKEW to VIX ratio is above the 95th percentile of its historical range, according to Roberto Friedlander, the head of energy trading at Seaport Global Securities.
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Volatility is still only in the 28th percentile of the post-1990 distribution and is set to decline again if the market's more recent calm is sustained.
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Jesse Margolis, an economist originally contracted by Christopher Cerf, who oversaw the Newark schools for Christie from 2015 to 2018, estimates that compared to other low-income municipalities in the state, Newark's test scores have gone from the 39th to the 78th percentile — from below average to considerably above (among all New Jersey towns, it went from the 4th to 14th percentile — progress, but still way below average).
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According to Cleaning the Glass, their offense averaged 203 points per 100 possessions with Hill during the regular season, an outrageous number that ranked in the 99th percentile.
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That trend is even more pronounced for the top mobile applications (the top 229 percentile), where app launches are growing at a massive 483 percent year-over-year.
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Historically speaking, the stock market now in the 17th percentile — meaning that equities have been cheaper 83 percent of the time over the past 25 years, he noted.
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And, if you think you're smart enough to join the prestigious and oldest IQ society, Mensa International, take this exam and try to score in the 98 percentile.
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The EPA considers a water system to be compliant with lead standards when homes at the 90th percentile of lead contamination have under 15 micrograms of per liter.
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The current backwardation in Brent is among the most extreme in the last quarter of a century and in the 22018st percentile of all trading days since 224.
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An analysis by the Tax Foundation found that it would increase after-tax income for middle-income families (those in the 40th to 60th percentile) by 0.2 percent.
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According to Synergy Sports, Anthony finished in the 220th percentile in spot-up situations last season, but those possessions only made up 15.2 percent of his individual onslaught.
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Workers at the 90th percentile of the income distribution for professionals make 3.5 times the earnings of the typical (median) worker in all occupations in the United States.
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But in the child's electronic medical record, that's the official coding if the child's body mass index is at or above the 95th percentile for age and gender.
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The surrounding area is at the 79th percentile for Trump; that is, Texas County had a greater share of Trump voters than 200 percent of the country's precincts.
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But, after a year, when the students took the district-wide exams, the 3rd graders JUMPED to the 9th percentile and the 4th graders moved to the 16th!
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The S&P 500's valuation at 17 times forward earnings is nearly in the 90th percentile of post-war history, while corporate profits have reached record highs.
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We used the 25th percentile of the Pell/overall ratio, in an effort to ensure that colleges would not benefit by declining to provide their Pell graduation rate.
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My AMH level was 2.11, which is average for my age, and my follicle count was 163, which is in the 50th percentile for a 20 year old.
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He said the S&P 500 skew, meaning how expensive puts are to calls, is in the 99th percentile and at a historic level over the election date.
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Five months ago, the bot couldn't beat a team of five random people pulled off the street, but now, their bot beats players ranked in the 99.95% percentile.
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His True Shooting and assist percentage have never been lower, and per Cleaning the Glass, his Assist:Usage ratio ranks in the lowest percentile possible among players at his position.
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It finds that the average household in even the 95th percentile of American households would save money under a President Sanders because of the new government benefits they receive.
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In the 1960s, the vehicular test crash protocol called for testing with dummies modeled after the average male with its height, weight and stature falling in the 50th percentile.
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By 5, he was studying pre-calculus, and when he took the SAT at age 10, he placed in the 99.6 percentile for all college-bound seniors that year.
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A female dummy, added in the early 2000s, represents a 5th-percentile woman — under 5 feet tall and 108 pounds — and thus doesn't consider the other 95% of women.
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They estimate that consumers in the bottom 10th percentile of the income distribution would lose more than half of their purchasing power if U.S. pulled out from international trade.
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The average net worth of households in the middle quintile of the income distribution (ie, from the 40th to the 23th percentile) rose by 34% between 2013 and 2016.
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Ryan's plan offers very modest cuts across the board in 21 but by 2600 would start increasing them for upper-middle-class people in the 80th to 95th percentile.
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According to CTG, Davis placed in the 22nd percentile at his position grabbing defensive rebounds off missed free throws this season, a huge drop from earlier in his career.
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The research reached an astounding conclusion: At the 28503th percentile of outcomes, equity investing has the potential to maintain a healthy Trust Fund ratio through the 22019- year period.
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As the chart below depicts, valuation spreads encompassing the US, emerging markets, and Europe, Australia, and the Far East (EAFE), are upward of the 93rd percentile across the board.
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Then, depending on how much funding is available, NIH determines a cutoff point — say, applications that scored in the top 15th percentile are funded, and the rest are not.
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Prosecutors say the proctor who took the ACT for Buckingham's son exam got him a 35 out of 36, ranking in the 96th percentile nationally, the Associated Press reported.
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At the bottom of the ladder, households at the 2870th percentile — those poorer than 24.9 percent of the population — are still a bit poorer than they were in 21999.
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The difference between the valuation ratios is wider than normal, ranking in the top 78th percentile, according to an analysis of monthly Thomson Reuters data stretching back 20 years.
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High-income households do best, particularly those in the 95th to 99th income percentile, and the average tax cut across all states will be 1.8% of after-tax income.
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As recently as 2010, Americans 65 and older made up about a fifth of the population but a third of the wealthy population (those ranking above the 95th percentile).
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Scoring in the 70th percentile of risk for coronary artery disease may sound scary, but it won't increase a person's chances of getting that disease by all that much.
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The expanded version of G.D.P. would include estimates for every decile of the income distribution — 10th percentile, 20th and so on — as well as for the top 1 percent.
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On the production side, refining margins for making gasoil remain healthy, averaging just over $15 per barrel in the last month, putting them in the 67th percentile since 2008.
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He also pointed out that the 23-year return disparity between the Russell 1000 Growth index over the Russell 1000 Value index is at its 96th percentile since 1980.
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After all, he oversees the top-ranked mid-cap stock fund of the past three years — one that&aposs also in the 99th percentile on a five-year basis.
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And, in fact, among teens whose households were enrolled in public assistance program – often connected with high rates of obesity – there was a significant decline in body mass percentile.
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For our analysis, we took data from the 28 U.S. News rankings and recorded the 20.787th and 0.7573th percentile scores on the math and verbal subtests for 20.757,20.794 schools.
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The economic mobility gap, the paper finds, is particularly stark when examining the children of those on the lowest rungs of the income ladder, ranked below the 25th percentile.
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The result is grades for the centers' children far above the average for children from less troubled homes — generally in the 90th percentile or better, according to Ms. Nasim.
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In the following chart, you can see that as polygenic risk score goes up (as measured in percentile), so does the incidence of coronary artery disease in the study population.
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The current six-month spread is already in the 22018rd percentile of the entire distribution from 22000 through 22011, a sign traders think stocks are tight and will tighten further.
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That interpupillary distance varies from person to person, and what Bristol characterizes as being "the 5th-to-903th percentile" of adults spans a range of more than half an inch.
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And when these outcomes happened, they happened dramatically: These chemical networks ended up in the 99th percentile in terms of how much forcing they experienced compared with all possible outcomes.
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A New York Department of Financial Services report found that the average payment amount decided through arbitration is 8% higher than the 80th percentile of charges — a victory for providers.
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The S&P 500 trades at a forward P/E of 17.6 times, ranking the current levels in the 89th percentile since 1976, according to analysis by the investment bank.
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Extroverts with an annual income of £10,850 ($17,780; the 25th percentile of British individual incomes in 2014), spent approximately 65% more on high-status goods than similarly remunerated introverts did.
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Now at the 94th percentile, the correlation is the fourth largest on record, and Goldman recommends a list of stocks that have a high "dispersion" or are bucking the trend.
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The Common Application itself was a foreign land to me and my classmates, although my 98th percentile test scores allowed me a place in the top handful of my class.
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In each of the last two years, he has been in the 40th percentile or worse in both isolation and pick-and-roll, per the Synergy Sports data on NBA.com.
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According to Runner's World, the IAAF reported an average level of 0.69 nmol/L among athletes tested at the 2011 world championships and a 99th percentile of 3.08 nmol/L.
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Eric Hanushek, an economist at Stanford University, has estimated that during an academic year pupils taught by teachers at the 123th percentile for effectiveness learn 1.5 years' worth of material.
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Per NBA Stats, both players rank near the bottom percentile of qualified players in post-up efficiency, but in the top half of the league in pick-and-roll efficiency.
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He cited how the valuation looks "very stretched" with metrics such as forward price-to-earnings and price-to-book value are near 90 percent historical percentile levels since 1976.
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But his process has placed the $245 million William Blair Large Cap Growth Fund in the 95th percentile of its peers on a three-year basis, according to Bloomberg data.
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A child in a lower percentile for height or weight in a family that doesn't have a history of that will get foods with more calories and more healthy fats.
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According to Synergy Sports, Drummond placed in the 20183th percentile as a half-court scorer, with post moves that are still more predictable than a weather report in San Diego.
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Nissan focuses on core models that suit the 0003th percentile truck buyer, but the result is that no matter what you want, an American truck is likely best at it.
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And that's not all ... when it came to math, the 3rd graders jumped from the 1% to the 18th percentile -- and 4th graders moved from the 2% to the 30th!!!!
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In the most recent evaluation made public, they tested at the first and third percentile, well below every other school on Indian reservations, already among the worst in the country.
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All of the runners, who were in their early to mid-20s, were in exceptional shape, with aerobic capacities at or above the 98th percentile for men of their age.
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We discovered that although he was smarter than most people his age, scoring at the 98th percentile, he performed poorly on some tests of auditory memory, confirming his own suspicions.
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"His score is 133 and he is 71 years of age, which puts him in the 46 percentile," said cardiologist Dr. Rachel Bond of Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
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Since so many families have zero savings and since super-savers can pull up the average, the median savings, or those at the 2557th percentile, may be a better gauge.
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In other words, if a certain market has five rentals available at $300, $400, $450, $500 and $550, the FMR would be set at $400, which is the 40th percentile.
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Since so many families have zero savings and since super-savers can pull up the average, the median savings, or those at the 50th percentile, may be a better gauge.
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To be precise, the researchers found that 68 percent of the geographic differences in the income rank of children raised at the 25th percentile could be explained within commuting zones.
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Compared to a control group of 1,986 hospitals that did not change hands, acquired hospitals saw their "patient experience" satisfaction score decline from the equivalent of 50th percentile to 41st.
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The Republican plan would limit the exclusion to the cost of the 90th percentile plan nationwide -- that is, the priciest 10% of plans would have to pay tax on the premiums.
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Other weaknesses include a government debt level above those of rated peers, and mediocre scores on the World Bank's measures of governance and the business environment (both below the 70th percentile).
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The six-month spread is in the 94th percentile for all trading days since 1990, indicating traders expect a very large draw down in crude stocks over the next six months.
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"After two years of steady outperformance, strong balance sheets now trade at an 83% Price to Earnings multiple premium (a 94th percentile reading since 1980) to weak balance sheets," Kostin said.
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Listen to this: 42% of fund managers were overweight cash, the 98th percentile since 2001, and our own [strategist] Keith Parker says that equity positioning is 1.5 standard deviations below average.
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The score of students in the 10 percentile, or where nine out of 10 students perform better, fell sharply, with a six-point drop in reading and four points in mathematics.
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According to Goldman Sachs, the 2500-year trailing annual return for of 220 percent ranks in the 22019th percentile of all 103-year periods going all the way back to 210.
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The T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund has outperformed the broader stock market on average since 1993, and its returns sit in the 92nd percentile on a five-year basis.
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He made 49.3 percent of his two-point shots as a freshman, which, according to Cleaning the Glass, would land just above the 75th percentile among NBA point guards last season.
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Only a few days earlier, Michigan's Department of Education released its annual Top-to-Bottom List of every school in the state, and Carver wound up in the lowest fifth percentile.
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A local doctor found her son in the 79th to 85th percentile for three of them — benzene, ethylbenzene and o-xylene — and her story was picked up by local news media.
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The richest group had assets of about $35.4 trillion in the second quarter while the tens of millions in the 5oth to 90th percentile held less than $36.9 trillion, per Bloomberg.
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That's nothing new: The median hourly wage climbed about 20203% between 22020 and 224, but pay for workers in the 248th percentile grew more than 63% over the past 40 years.
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And kids that are over the 95th percentile are normal," said Hagan, who also co-editored of "The Bright Futures Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children and Adolescents, Fourth Edition.
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Only free cash flow yield is in a far lower historical percentile – 52nd for the entire S&P 500 and 47th for the median stock in the index, the report said.
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And, being at the high end of a normal weight range, with a BMI in the 75th to 85th percentile, was associated with a 49 percent higher risk of pancreatic cancer.
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Meanwhile, the Villere Balanced Fund (VILLX) has posted a return of 103 percent this year and ranks in the first percentile among balanced funds with 70-to-85 percent equity allocation.
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The calendar spread is now in the 88th percentile for all trading days since 1990, indicating traders expect the market to be significantly under-supplied in the second half of the year.
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California and New York are both home to a lot of companies with lots of funding behind them, which results in fairly high total fundraising figures for the 99th percentile of companies.
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According to Synergy Sports, Dunn ranked in the fifth percentile as an overall scorer; he turned the ball over a ton in transition and his jump shot was even worse than advertised.
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These ads are meant to be "enticing" and are designed to motivate workers even if the figures cited are in the upper percentile of what the average worker might expect to make.
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"She said to my daughter, 'you are in this percentile, which is in total normal range,' but she made it sound like one more number, and that is too big," Townsend said.
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Out of the 288 presidential quarters measured by Gallup over more than half a century, only 31 of them have been worse than Trump's latest — putting it in just the 11th percentile.
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Even a clear 20183% majority of the families in the upper middle class (those with earnings between the 80th and 90th percentile of all households) would face higher taxes under the bill.
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They should have a healthy diet, maintain a total cholesterol lower than 170 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL), blood pressure below the 113th percentile and fasting blood sugar below 100 mg/dL.
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Generally speaking as someone in the 99th percentile of NBA-game watchers, eight or nine teams are currently, um, unwatchable, and a sad hilarity ensues when they square off against each other.
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As more than a legitimate spot-up threat (according to Synergy Sports, he finished in the 88th percentile last season), the eight-time All-Star can space the floor better than most.
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At 22015 cases of pediatric cancer per 20143,22014 children, Johnson County's rate puts it in the 210th percentile among counties nationwide, according to data for 22017-2015 from the National Cancer Institute.
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Focusing on the top percentile of the income distribution was originally intended as a corrective to the comforting but false notion that growing inequality was mainly about a rising payoff to education.
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Michigan schools remaining in the bottom fifth percentile for three years running must close, which, in the case of Carver, would leave Oak Ridge on the hook for a 2003-year loan.
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INCOME PERCENTILE –3.1 Bottom 50% of Americans 10 –5.4 20 Working class; average annual pre-tax income: $18,500 –6.8 4003 –9.0 40 –9.1 5093 –5083 Next 5073% 5063 –5053 Middle class; avg.
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INCOME PERCENTILE –3.1 Bottom 50% of Americans 403 –5.4 20 Working class; average annual pre-tax income: $18,500 –6.8 30 –9.0 40 –9.1 503 –9.5 Next 40% 60 –8.0 Middle class; avg.
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INCOME PERCENTILE –3.1 Bottom 903% of Americans 10 –5.4 20 Working class; average annual pre-tax income: $18,500 –6.8 30 –9.0 40 –1003 50 –9.5 Next 40% 60 –8.0 Middle class; avg.
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While the Porsche Taycan scored five stars, it only scored in the eighth percentile of all five-star cars in its class tested in 2019, a group of 43 cars in total.
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The Alger Small Cap Focus Fund Class A (AOFAX) has returned nearly 31 percent to investors and ranks in the first percentile of the "small growth" category, according to data from Morningstar.
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According to Synergy Sports, Jackson ranks in the 73rd percentile on post-up possessions, and they account for 433 percent of his offense (the eighth-highest proportion in the league right now).
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" But as women horror directors rack up glitzy magazine interviews, fawning reviews, and 90th percentile Rotten Tomatoes ratings, it's become clear that those who still believe that stereotype are, as West says, "dinosaurs.
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In a letter to the city's mayor, officials said that during the period from July to December last year, the 90th percentile of lead concentrations in Flint's water was 12 parts per billion.
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The stock's 30-day implied volatility, a gauge of the risk of a large move in the shares, is in the 98th percentile of the range of readings over the last 52 weeks.
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In particularly poor regions—such as counties around the fifth percentile of the national income distribution—the lost output accounted for 10% of GDP, and in the most affected county it reached 28%.
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Still, the National Weather Service wanted a simple index for warning people about frostbite, so he and colleagues based it on people in the 5th percentile for heat loss, the worst-case scenario.
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The new amount will be calculated to equal the 40th percentile of weekly earnings of full-time, non-hourly workers in the lowest-wage Census Region in the second quarter of the year.
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So the current gap is already in the 82nd-83rd percentile of the long-term distribution across multiple cycles since 1983, and the is economy already well into the cycle's boom/tightening phase.
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It said my biological age was 34, and that I was in the bottom 5-240 percentile—so only nine percent of 250-year-olds had a median telomere length shorter than me.
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" "What's different about Trump is if you look at him compared to other presidents in the past, other president's have sometimes shined, where they've been in the 2628 percentile, 28500 percent approval range.
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The $2.8 billion Global Real Return portfolio she manages has gained 10% over the past year, and it sits in the 90th percentile among funds in its peer group according to Bloomberg data.
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According to recent BLS data, although there has been wage growth for those in the top earning percentile brackets, the opposite is true for workers in the bottom and lower-middle earning categories.
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Of Philly's seven leaders in usage percentage, J.J. Redick and Dario Saric are the only two who rank above the 50th percentile at their respective position in turnover percentage, per Cleaning the Glass.
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The game is already starting to move in slow motion for Ball, a pass-first savant whose assist-to-usage ratio ranks in the 78th percentile among point guards, per Cleaning the Glass.
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Ellie was a big baby, staying above the 90th percentile through 6 months, and she started rolling early, so we unfortunately had to transition her out of the swaddle earlier rather than later.
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He likes grids that step and big stacks of long words — there are 22 10-letter entries here today, six of them debuts, and the puzzle's "Freshness Factor" is in the 93rd percentile.
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Since so many families have zero savings and since super-savers can pull up the average, the median savings, or those at the 50th percentile, may be a better gauge than the mean.
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About 74 percent of Americans in the top fifth percentile of mid-career wealth lived into their 70s and 13s, whereas only 52 percent of adults in the bottom fifth lived that long.
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Below, we're comparing families at the 25th percentile: It furthered the idea that exposure to these poor environments was like breathing in polluted air: The longer you did it, the worse it was.
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If you're hunting for a job, you may want to set your sights on one of these 10 metro areas: Job market favorability: 90 percent Salary percentile: 59 percent Work-life balance: 80 percent Job security and advancement: 69 percent Job market favorability: 98 percent Salary percentile: 18 percent Work-life balance: 84 percent Job security and advancement: 94 percent Also: Silicon Valley VC says to study these 7 things if you want a high-paying job in the future
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" For evidence, he notes that "the top 22000 percent saw a jump of $21991 trillion in pretax income, while those between the eighty-first and ninety-ninth percentile saw a gain of $22014 trillion.
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She was also dragging her left leg when she crawled, but she's now able to move around, can sleep through the night and is even in the 90th percentile for her height and weight.
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If you look at the median, or those at the 50th percentile, the amount is significantly lower: $97,300 — and that may be a better gauge, since the super rich can pull up the average.
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Even at the 95th percentile of the cost curves, last weeks' rally would be consistent with twice as large a stimulus as Trump mooted, and a 0.5 percentage point increase in global growth expectations.
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When I give the dating app LoveFlutter my Twitter handle, it rewards me with a 28-axis breakdown of my personality: I'm an analytic Type A who's unsettlingly sex-focused and neurotic (99th percentile).
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For example, a company that grew last year 80 percent from $11 million to $20 million is growing at just above 50th percentile growth for SaaS companies at that stage, which is 78 percent.
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He made 40.6 percent of his catch-and-shoot threes last season (as compared to 29.3 percent off the bounce) and, according to Synergy Sports, finished in the 96th percentile in spot-up situations.
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ACCORDING TO THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, THESE ARE ESTIMATES IN 200, NEARLY 70% OF INCOME FROM PARTNERSHIPS, WHICH INCLUDE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES AND 66.9% OF S-CORPORATIONS, THE INCOME GOES TO THE TOP INCOME PERCENTILE.
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The T. Rowe Price Blue Chip Growth Fund, managed by Larry Puglia, has outperformed the stock market on average since 1993 and sits in the 92nd percentile of funds on a five-year basis.
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In the decade after the reforms, the city's standardized test scores have increased by eight to 15 percentile points and moved the district from the bottom to almost the state average on many measures.
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Between 2002 and 2010, districts in the top 5th percentile of trade exposure, on average, experienced a 19 percent greater drop in manufacturing employment relative to districts at the other end of the spectrum.
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In isolation plays, using available data from the 23-210 season, when he led the nation by scoring 211 points a game, Curry averaged 93 points per possession, putting him in the 29th percentile.
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Notably, this year Army Secretary Mark Esper tightened the number of recruits the Army would accept from the lowest percentile of test scores and other quality measures, from 2000% of overall recruits to 282%.
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They were gunning for a score on the Preliminary SAT exams that would put them in the top percentile of students in the United States and make them National Merit Scholars in the fall.
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In the metros that ranked between the 10th and 25th percentile for the number of these high-innovation jobs, Trump squeezed out a narrower advantage of about 235,25 votes, or half a percentage point.
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Because of the high demand, students typically have to score in the 99th percentile to qualify for one of five even more selective programs, which are among the best-performing schools in the system.
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Because of the high demand, students typically have to score in the 2370th percentile to qualify for one of five even more selective programs, which are among the best-performing schools in the system.
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Over the past 10 years, the fund has returned nearly 10 percent to investors and ranks in the first percentile of among balanced funds with 70-to-85 percent equity allocation, according to Morningstar.
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Median household income grew among the poorest and the rich as the bottom 22019 percent of earners saw their wages jump 7.9 percent in 2015 while the 95th percentile saw income grow 3.7 percent.
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Their findings were similar: Republicans were likelier to match the opinions of the wealthy (particularly the top 97th through 99th percentile), and Democrats likelier to match the views of the poor and middle class.
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Memphis, Tennessee, for example, had a monthly rental cost of $914, which was nearly twice as much as the $462 cost of owning a home (again, a home in the 25th percentile of price ranges).
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With the trading in the 90th percentile of historical valuation on many metrics, the index is at risk of a 5-percent to 10-percent pullback to the 1,900 to 2,000 range, Kostin told CNBC.
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"It is useful to contrast these distributional impact of wage boards with those from typical minimum wage increases in the U.S, which mostly fade out by the 20th percentile of the wage distribution," Dube writes.
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According to 25.52 Bureau of Labor Statistics data, police and sheriff's patrol officers in the bottom tenth percentile in Mississippi earned $22016 per hour (meaning 10 percent of employees earned $9.89 or less per hour).
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The fund reckons that a country moving from the 25th to the 75th percentile for risk-adjusted returns on only some kinds of assets would add annual revenues worth 3% of GDP to its coffers.
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At various points in her life, she tested in top one percentile in reading and top five in math, but when those tests were timed when she was older, Hazel's scores drop below the 50s.
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To the contrary, those three-month 5-percent-out-of-the-money puts cost less than 1 percent of the price of the index — putting them in the 3rd percentile over the past three years.
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According to Synergy Sports, Boston's averaging 1.45 points per possession whenever Smart feeds a roll man, cutter, or spot-up shooter when dribbling off a screen—good enough to land him in the 96th percentile.
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Love also leads the playoffs in total defensive rebounds, has been stout on the block, and, according to Synergy Sports, ranks in the 98th percentile guarding pick-and-roll ball-handlers off a high screen.
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Their research found an increase in per capita income of $10,000 for localities — equivalent to a move from the 30th to the 75th percentile — is associated with an increase in price of just 0.72 percent.
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Trump's quarterly approval numbers are some of the lowest since Gallup began tracking them for presidents — falling in the 11th percentile of out of 288 presidential quarters tracked by Gallup over the last half century.
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But they don't do the liberating, and sinking 200 hours into World of Warcraft isn't going to do anything other than entertain me and make Blizzard Activision's pockets one one billionth of a percentile deeper.
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According to Cleaning the Glass, he's ranked in the 100th percentile over the last three regular and post-season's on the percentage of his shots hoisted between four feet from the rim and the arc.
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My mind was on her weight — how would I know exactly how much she had gained, whether everything was on track, what percentile she was now in, and how I was succeeding as a parent.
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He appeared scared and unaware of the gravity of his situation on camera, and his lawyers say he had a low IQ in the seventh percentile of children his age, making him susceptible to suggestion.
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Combining children and adults, the United States had the dubious distinction of having the largest increase in percentile points of any country, a jump of 1003 percentage points to 26.5 percent of the overall population.
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Muhammad Haryz Nadzim was invited to join Mensa after meeting with a psychologist and scoring 142 on the Stanford-Binet IQ test, placing him in the 99.7th percentile, his mother, Nur Anira Asyikin, told CNN.
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Among the younger kids in the analysis, one serving of fruit juice was associated with a 4 percent increase in BMI percentile, too little to push most kids from the healthy to overweight BMI category.
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While Sizemore's test scores compare unfavorably with national figures, they are also well below the city median for third through eighth graders, who last year scored in the 48 percentile for reading and 52 for math.
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Both wrestlers looked like the mega-stars they are, and even though both admitted the goal wasn't star ratings so much as telling a good story, they delivered something close to the 100th-percentile outcome here.
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In House districts where more than 34% of voters hold a college degree—the 70th percentile across the country—77% of contributions have gone to Democrats, slightly higher than the 70% share the party received nationwide.
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Correction: This article originally stated that the bottom 60 percent of taxpayers would see tax hikes on average from Paul Ryan's tax plan; this is false, the hikes are concentrated in the 80th to 95th percentile.
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It felt like the show was messing with the audience just for fun Nick Statt: Unless you're in the top one percentile of diehard TWD fandom, you're probably in the same boat as Bryan and me.
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In a 2011 paper Sean Reardon of Stanford University examined the difference in test scores in maths and reading between children from families in the 90th percentile of the income distribution and those in the 10th.
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In a recent interview with Business Insider, he explained his investment theses for some of the non-technology stocks that have driven his fund's returns, which are in the 92nd percentile on a five-year basis.
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The richest Americans, those in the 95th percentile or above (meaning they earn $308,900 or more come the year 2025) do very well, seeing a boost of more than 3 percent to their after-tax incomes.
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The researchers discovered that the risk of death later in life fell along a gradient associated with adolescent BMI, with the risk increase beginning at the 22014th percentile — which is currently considered within the "normal" range.
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Although the top quarter of American students have improved their performance on the exam since 2012, the bottom 10th percentile lost ground, according to an analysis by the National Center for Education Statistics, a federal agency.
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"In a recent study we published in the Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, we found that most urban flood events over the past 40 years exhibit top percentile precipitable water values," he said in an email.
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The reason that 62% of Black women born into the poorest fifth percentile of family income levels end up staying in that same bottom quintile when they create families of their own is because of Black men.
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The level of implied vol is now at the 13th percentile for all trading days over the last decade and only consistently exceeded this level during the financial crisis in late 2008 and early 2009 (tmsnrt.rs/1PiNzG9).
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The IMF calculates that a country moving from the 25th to the 75th percentile for risk-adjusted returns would raise 2% of GDP in new revenue (it spares policymakers' blushes by keeping the leaders and laggards anonymous).
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Weather Underground meteorologist Jeff Masters noted that "precipitable water"—the amount of water in the atmosphere from the surface to the jet stream—was in the top percentile of historic values along the Gulf Coast last week.
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They made a point over their last few drafts to find athletes like Deion Jones, a 222-pounder who ran a 4.59 40-yard dash at the combine, putting him in the 88th percentile of all linebackers.
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I thought about telling him that in third grade I scored in the 99th percentile on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, but it didn't seem like that was the sort of thing he was going for.
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During the regular season, he ranked in the 90th percentile among forwards on shots between 14 feet and the three-point line, with the game's least efficient look accounting for 22 percent of his field goal attempts.
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The gap in incarceration rates between white and black defendants increases by 18 percentage points when moving from the 10th to 90th percentile judge in the racial gap distribution, meaning that some judges were racist as hell.
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According to calculations by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, a household in the tenth percentile will see its income stagnate from now until 2020, whereas one in the ninetieth will see a 12% rise.
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That's a large gap, but the salaries of many highly paid professionals — say those in the 85th percentile of their occupational group — are consistently at a far higher level than the median worker in the same field.
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While the show was not a box-office front-runner (grossing less than half of its potential most weeks and drawing in a capacity hovering in the mid 85033 percentile), it did play its fully scheduled run.
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But I think my plan is a good one and my plan would be to first of all make community college free and make sure that everyone else besides that top percentile gets help with their education.
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Peter Collins, a spokesperson for Spotify, declined to provide any information on how many fans received them, how the percentages were calculated or what it meant to be in a top percentile of an artist's fan base.
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Extreme heat is already becoming more common -- and intense The study found that already, compound extreme heat days -- when both daytime and nighttime temperatures are above the 90th percentile historically for that date -- are on the rise.
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The range for the LSAT score is 120 to 180, with 151 as the median 50th percentile score; spots at elite schools typically go to the top 1% to 2%, or those with a 170 or above.
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"One of the things I often hear from people is when an autonomous vehicle is better than the 50th percentile driver on the road, we have an absolute responsibility to let them onto the road," he said.
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In the policy statement, the AAP called for public and private insurers to provide payment for bariatric surgery in young patients who meet standard criteria: Having a BMI of at least 1.43 or 120% of the 95th percentile for your age and sex, plus a clinically significant disease associated with your obesity, such as sleep apnea or hypertension;Or having a BMI of at least 40 or 140% of the 95th percentile for your age and sex; and no associated health condition is required but is commonly present.
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Race and gender play additional roles: black men born into the poorest 1% of families grow up to reach only the 23rd income percentile themselves and had a 21% chance of being in jail on April 0003st 2010.
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"S&P 500 stands at an all-time high and the median stock's P/E is at the 99th percentile relative to the past 40 years," Goldman's market strategist David Kostin wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"Moreover, the decline in real wages since 2009 for all income groups except the top 5th percentile means that life is harder to afford in general, but even more so when earnings dip below average," the report said.
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A study by JPMorgan Chase showed that those in the lowest 20th percentile in income spend 5.6 percent of their income on gasoline, while those in the top bracket only spend about 1.5 percent — talk about income disparity.
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Further undercutting your economists' fair-share arguments, the Internal Revenue Service recently released data that detail, for tax year 2016 (the latest year for which these data are available), individual federal income tax shares according to income percentile.
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A 2005 RAND study reported that a CAT IIIA (scoring in the 50th to 64th percentile in the aptitude test) tank gunner had a 6900 percent higher chance of hitting the target than a CAT IV tank gunner.
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Among other duties, the pair managed the $364 million Eaton Vance Multisector Income fund, whose 6.1% annualized return over the last 3 years puts it in the top 8th percentile among the 296 funds in its Morningstar category.
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The indicator takes into account five factors: growth momentum (measured by the average percentile for U.S. ISM indexes), the slope of the yield curve, core inflation, unemployment and stock valuations as measured by the Shiller price-earnings multiple.
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The gifted-and-talented programs, in which admission is based on a single test given to four-year-olds—they must score in at least the ninetieth percentile to qualify—offer a more rigorous curriculum to advanced learners.
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So while the state median for time served among the 95th percentile was 23 years in 2014, it was 33.5 years for San Francisco County, nearly 25 years for Los Angeles County, and 21 years for Sacramento County.
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Using data from the national Health and Retirement Study, including personal income and assets and health status, the researchers defined the middle-income cohort as Americans from the 7003st to the 80th percentile in terms of financial resources.
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Fifty years ago, black upper-class Americans had incomes about two-thirds those of white upper-class Americans, while the black middle class — those in the 60th percentile — earned about two-thirds as much as its white counterpart.
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So, a child born into a family at the 25th percentile in a country with low inequality has a higher chance of having a better education than their parents than someone born into a place with greater inequality.
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Many have compared sub-national states and regions cross-sectionally and some have used the ratio of the 10th to the 90th percentile, which excludes both the richest and poorest 10%, or Gini coefficients with top incomes truncated.
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Its thresholds are set at "the 33rd percentile of expenditures on food, clothing, shelter, and utilities (FCSU) of consumer units with exactly two children multiplied by 1.2"; the multiplier is there to account for non-FCSU spending needs.
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Kyle Kashuv, a pro-gun rights Parkland survivor who has advocated for improving school security by eliminating gun-free zones, revealed on Twitter that he finished first in his class and scored in the 99th percentile on the SAT.
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He's a big boy, in the 99th percentile for height and weight, and I can tell that he doesn't need to eat when he wakes up in the middle of the night; it has become a crutch for him.
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But the top 1% do markedly less well in this alternative chart than in the more famous one, and even the worst performing groups (now around the 90th percentile) boast income growth of 20% or more over 20 years.
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If you've rappelled through the grid today, or come here in search of belaying assistance, I just want you to know that it's an A, and almost an A+, in terms of "freshness," which is in the 94th percentile.
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He has zero reliable moves with his back to the basket, and, according to Synergy Sports, from opening night through Game 4 ranks in the 16th percentile in post-up situations, largely because he turns it over a ton.
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But fundamentally, it's an effort to unify the interests of low-income people with those around the median and even with college-educated professionals in the 80th or 90th percentile — against the concentrated economic power of the very rich.
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"While the show was not a box-office front-runner (grossing less than half of its potential most weeks and drawing in a capacity hovering in the mid 70 percentile), it did play its fully scheduled run," Playbill said.
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Meanwhile, tech workers in the Valley have seen their income go up across every bracket — with the highest gains in real wages at the 80th and 90th percentile of tech's income earners, at around 38 percent and 35 percent, respectively.
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I think you can point to a number of different data points, whether it's flows into SPY or the QQQs in the 95th percentile, whether you're looking at the options market, the put call ratio is still very very low.
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Speaking on the sidelines of the event, he cited a World Bank study that showed people in the 80th to 90th percentile of income had benefited the least from globalization, and this being largely the middle class in high-income countries.
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Keanu Neal, Atlanta's first-round pick in last year's draft, is a safety with tremendous explosion and leaping ability; both his broad jump (132 inches) and vertical jump (38 inches) were in at least the 80th percentile for his position.
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The researchers found that people who said their diets contained the most high glycemic index foods were 49% more likely to have been diagnosed with lung cancer than those whose consumption of these foods was in the bottom 20th percentile.
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In a survey of the top percentile of American earners—defined as those with a household income of over $400,000 or a net worth of $8m—66% said that free internet access was very important to them when choosing a hotel.
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Standardized testing that begins in kindergarten and continues through the SAT or ACT, not to mention the LSAT, GRE, MCAT, or GMAT, tries to tell us that who we are can be boiled down to a single number or percentile score.
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Amazon is the fourth-biggest holding in Miller's $1.4 billion Miller Opportunity Fund, which has easily outdistanced most of its peers this year with a 12.7 percent return, putting it in the third percentile of Morningstar-rated funds in its category.
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The point for welfare comparisons is that while Nordic families at, say, the 60th percentile of the income distribution have lower purchasing power than their American counterparts, they also have much more free time and an arguably better work-life balance.
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In New York, the commuting zone with the largest black population in 2000, there was a difference of 17 percentage points between where white and black children whose parents were at the 25th percentile ended up in the income distribution.
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Subjecting premiums at the 75th percentile or higher to payroll and income taxes beginning in 2020 — premiums higher than $9,520 for an individual and $23,860 for a family — would reduce the deficit by $174 billion by 2026, the C.B.O. found.
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The Ivy Asset Strategy — which is known as a total return fund, because it tries to maximize gains through a variety of investment strategies — ranked in the 20163th percentile in 22016, according to Morningstar, meaning that investors could scarcely do worse.
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Heart disease risk jumps for those in the 80th percentile, with lp(a) levels above 60, and climbs sharply for the 5 percent of the population with lp(a) levels between 150 and 143, according to Dr. Ginsberg at Columbia.
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He has written about income distribution in the early Roman Empire (inequality during the Augustan age was roughly comparable to that of the United States today), the effects on European soccer when limits on the number of foreign players allowed in club teams were lifted (the richest clubs became even more dominant in their leagues), and the financial implications of Elizabeth Bennet's decisions in "Pride and Prejudice" (marrying Mr. Darcy would put her in the top tenth of one per cent, while, as a spinster, she would have fallen from the top percentile to about the fiftieth percentile).
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This doesn't mean Durant is incapable of performing those responsibilities—according to Synergy Sports, he ranks in the 100th percentile as a pick-and-roll ball-handler on possessions where he shoots, passes, draws a foul, or turns it over—but volume matters.
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In addition to transforming into a gigantic whoopee cushion whenever he's around the basket—Melo's days of getting to the free-throw line are, at 33 years old, understandably dunzo—his assist to usage ratio ranks in the ninth percentile at his position.
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" Commenting that he had a "98 percentile IQ test," West said that a doctor told him that "I wasn't actually bipolar; I had sleep deprivation which can cause dementia 10 to 20 years from now when I wouldn't even remember my son's name.
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All of the study participants were severely obese at the beginning of the study period, meaning they had a body mass index (BMI) - a ratio of weight relative to height - that was 120 percent or more of the 95th percentile for their age.
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Even against the resurgent Japanese yen, which has climbed since the Bank of Japan shifted to a negative interest rate policy in late January, gold is up 9 percent, making the precious metal's rally in the top percentile over the last three decades.
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Almendares said OkCupid analyzed the attractiveness of all the men who women had a conversation with after they sent the first message, and the median attractiveness of those men was 6.6 percentile points above the attractiveness of the women sending the message.
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When he's on the floor, Utah's defense allows 22.2 percent of their opponent's shots to be above-the-break threes, a number which climbs 2.9 percent when Ingles rests—a difference that, according to Cleaning the Glass, ranks in the 90th percentile.
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Each 5 ug/m3 increase in PM 2.5 exposure in the womb was associated with a 3.39 percentile increase in what's known as systolic blood pressure, the "top number" that represents the pressure blood exerts against artery walls when the heart beats.
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"If the inmates voted, I'm telling you, it would be in the high 90 percentile or even 100 percent, they would like it to stay open, which is exactly the opposite of the image that's been portrayed," Mr. Woods said in April.
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A psychologist called to the stand by the defense on Tuesday testified that Salman was "not the brightest of all people" and had an IQ in the lower 14th percentile, which made her especially vulnerable to being coerced into making false statements.
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"With option prices broadly low (implied volatility on the average S&P 500 stock has declined to its 13th percentile relative to the past 30 years) we recommend buying options to position ahead of these earnings," he wrote in a note to clients.
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According to South Africa's Department of Water Affairs, dam levels in Lesotho are "very low" - the worst ranking - and are in their 10th percentile, meaning levels have been higher more than 90 percent of the time at this point in the year.
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"Before WeWork collapsed, I was saying &aposit&aposd be crazy to invest in that thing,&apos" said Yacktman, whose stock picks placed his YCG Enhance Fund in the 98th percentile of its peer group in 2019 and on a five-year basis.
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For the study, researchers looked at four national surveys, spanning 23 years of data, and found that, in 1988, 46% of mothers in middle-class families (which the researchers defined as those living in the 50th income percentile) said they used spanking as discipline.
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His 2017 working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that spending growth by Americans in the bottom 50th percentile of earnings has outpaced their income growth for the past 50 years by a factor of more than two to one.
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One study published in 2012 found that the optimum temperature was a chilly 4°C (39 °F) for the top percentile of entrants, and that a rise of 257°C was associated with a 258% drop in speed, with bigger declines for lesser athletes.
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Using the Shiller price-to-earnings (P/E) metric, which divides real prices by the ten-year average of real earnings per share, EM equities were priced at a P/E multiple of 10 times in January, the lowest fourth percentile since 1990, he explained.
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Not only have programs emphasizing social-emotional learning been shown to improve test scores by as much as 11 percentile points, but SEAD also plays a vital role in helping young people develop the interpersonal and emotional skills they need to succeed later in life.
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"When we look at the top 10 percentile of overall performers, there's a consistent theme that they're diligent planners — three in four say they have a written financial plan," Terri Kallsen, executive vice president and head of Schwab Investor Services, notes in the study.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - On paper, she seemed an excellent applicant to the University of Southern California: an SAT score in the 96th percentile, along with an impressive record as a varsity water polo player who won her high school team's "most valuable player" award.
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"When we look at the top 10 percentile of overall performers, there's a consistent theme that they're diligent planners — three in four say they have a written financial plan," Terri Kallsen, executive vice president and head of Schwab Investor Services, says in the study.
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" But almost all Americans are affected, JP Morgan reports, noting that "the decline in real wages since 2009 for all income groups except the top 5th percentile means that life is harder to afford in general, but even more so when earnings dip below average.
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I mean, normally we would have a regression analysis that would disaggregate the potential cause and identify to a 95th percentile degree of certainty what the reason is that persons are not filling out this form and we could attribute it to this question.
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Yet it's never been clear why it's immoral to be a billionaire but not a mere millionaire — other than, perhaps, the envy that those whose income is in the 95th percentile (college professors, for instance) tend to feel toward those in the 99th (finance people).
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"During the first five-year performance period, Microsoft's market capitalization increased $509 billion (from $302 billion to $811 billion), and Microsoft's relative TSR was in the 97th percentile, resulting in Mr. Nadella earning and vesting in the maximum 900,000 shares," Microsoft said in the filing.
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The city's latest round of testing put Flint's 90th percentile lead level at 12 parts per billion (ppb), which is below the federal action limit of 15 ppb but is still higher than the proposed 10 ppb threshold Snyder said he wants written into law.
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Even though the Lakers as a whole are more efficient and aggressive in transition when Ball is on the court, Synergy Sports ranks him in the 4th percentile as a ball handler in transition (largely thanks to turnovers), with a pitiful 31.6 field goal percentage.
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Such differences can be measured statistically: according to a metric called Aggression Score (AS), which approximates the frequency with which a player attempts to end points, Ms Kerber ranks in around the 25th percentile on the women′s tour, whereas Ms Muguruza winds up near the 65th.
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"After saying that he had a "98 percentile IQ test," West went on to state that the doctor told him "I wasn't actually bipolar; I had sleep deprivation which can cause dementia 10 to 20 years from now when I wouldn't even remember my son's name.
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After saying that he had a "98 percentile IQ test," West went on to state that the doctor told him "I wasn't actually bipolar; I had sleep deprivation which can cause dementia 10 to 20 years from now when I wouldn't even remember my son's name."
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But Harper was just another prodigy from a baseball hotbed, the 99th percentile version of the youth sports industrial complex that churns out dozens of high-end talent each year, his dad another faceless white dude in a moisture-wicking polo with a gleam in his eye.
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But he also only shot 49.6 percent at the rim, which is around the 18th percentile and about a pinch better than a collection of floor generals who don't crack six feet: Tyler Ulis, Kay Felder, Isaiah Canaan, Jawun Evans, Frank Mason III, and Aaron Brooks.
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But in Australia, he connected on just 31.3 percent of his three-point attempts, and posted a relatively low 103 effective field goal percentage on catch-and-shoot jumpers—a number that placed him in the 35th percentile of NBL players who took at least 40 attempts.
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Climbing info a Lyft after stealing a $43 vape kit in broad daylight from a store clerk that can identify you on sight probably puts you in the lowest percentile of thieves; calling an Uber after the Lyft driver refuses to shuttle you from your ineptitude certainly does.
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Take a look: Still, Holiday ranks in the 80th percentile as a pick-and-roll passer according to Synergy Sports, with New Orleans scoring 1.21 points per possession when he feeds the roll man and 1.15 points per possession when he swings it to a spot-up shooter.
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A neuropsychologist from Atlanta named Jason King also administered a battery of psychological tests—including one that showed Kyle ranked in the ninety-fifth percentile of verbal IQ. King concluded that Kyle was suffering from "dissociative amnesia," a form of memory loss brought about by trauma-related stress.
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There's value in having someone draw so much attention down low, but according to Synergy Sports, Embiid only finished in the 52nd percentile on post-up possessions; an inefficient snag like that can turn into a big old messy tear if the entire offense tips toward his comfort zone.
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The World Bank's governance indicator, at the 13th percentile, is well above the 'BB' median but this may not adequately reflect governance issues that were highlighted in the recent state of capture report by the public prosecutor and governance may deteriorate as a result of the government reshuffle.
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If we did nothing to make the voucher program more cost-effective — and there is much we could do on this score — expanding housing vouchers to all renting families below the 30th percentile in median income for their area would likely require an additional $22.5 billion a year.
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The kids are then broken off into bio bands every fifth percentile or so, meaning kids who have reached between 90 and 95 percent of their predicted height are banded together, and then kids between 85 and 90 percent, and so on, usually into three or four groups.
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But average blood pressure was significantly higher in the assisted reproductive technology group than in the controls, and eight of the teenagers in the assisted technology group, compared with one in the control group, had blood pressure above 130/80, the 95th percentile for people of that age.
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One drugstore in Suffolk County was in the 99th percentile of opioid sales in the state from 2011 through the first quarter of 2018, the complaint said; Cardinal reported an average of 85 suspicious orders a year from the pharmacy yet continued to deliver opioids to the drugstore.
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In an email to Mayor Karen Weaver, Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality said yesterday that the 90th percentile of lead concentration in Flint's water—in other words, the lead levels in the most contaminated water samples—has fallen by 12 parts per billion, below the "action level" of 15 ppb.
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"When you combine that score together, what you're seeing is that individuals in the top one percentile have a six- to seven-fold higher risk of prostate cancer," study author Fredrick Schumacher, an associate professor in the Department of Population & Quantitative Health Sciences at Case Western Reserve University, told Gizmodo.
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The map is based on data about children born in the early 1980s, to parents who lived in a given commuting zone and who were at the 25th percentile of the US income distribution at the time; it depicts where these children were ranked in the income distribution three decades later.
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But they were playing when I decided to describe his writing, and instantly I realized that his subaverage was 90th percentile at least—vocabulary like "satchel," vernacular like "holy mackerel," arcana like the quill pen, six off-rhymes in four lines, the news that he spun them off on speed.
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Like most teams, the Celtics are less efficient whenever their most gifted player is on the sideline—according to Cleaning the Glass, Boston's offensive rating is 13.7 points per 100 possessions better with Kyrie Irving than without, which ranks in the 99th percentile (!) compared to every other point guard who qualifies.
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But the era of globalisation seemed to offer little for the people in between: households in the 280th to 21988th percentile of the income distribution (who were poorer than the top 22008% but richer than everyone else) seemed scarcely better off in 220 than they had been 21988 years before.
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For example, the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), which has been granted authority to enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act in the state, found in January 2015 that Flint's water was in the 90th percentile for lead contamination, but did not require Flint to change its corrosion control methods.
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Bridges gets to the free-throw line just 3.4 times per 40 minutes, a startlingly low number for a player with his physical gifts, and doesn't finish at an elite level at the rim in the half-court, either (per Synergy, he ranks in the 58th percentile among Division I players).
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Using data from Opportunity Insights, a Harvard-based institute that works to better understand US social mobility, we looked at intergenerational mobility, defined as where in the income distribution the typical child born to parents in the 25th percentile of earners ended up as an adult in several large cities.
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The military, despite its issues within the ranks including white nationalism and sexual assault, continues to be among the most trusted institutions in America, with confidence levels steadily above the 70th percentile over the last decade -- in sharp contrast to, for example, Congress, the Presidency, religious institutions, and the media.
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In Hawaii, the most expensive state, a household would need to earn more than $71,000 per year in order to afford a two-bedroom apartment without going over the 30 percent threshold: The report uses the "fair market rent," or rents at the 40th percentile in a given housing market.
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In addition to increasing the basic ceiling, which will be set to match the pay of full-time salaried workers earning at the 40th percentile of salaries in the country's lowest-income region, currently the South, the new regulation will be updated every three years to keep pace with changes in pay.
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In a sign that gun stocks - if not gun sales - may be set to recover, Vista Outdoor, American Outdoor Brands and Sturm Ruger all rank above the 70th percentile in a Thomson Reuters Starmine model that uses volatility and liquidity to predict what stocks are most likely to outperform over the next month.
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If we're serious about using FWS to lower financial barriers for students, the funding should move entirely to the fair-share formula but the formula should cap the tuition and fees considered at the 85033th percentile of all colleges so low-priced institutions, who serve more low-income students, get a fair allocation.
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The largest cuts will go to the people who pay the most in tax, according to the Tax Policy Center, a think tank, which suggested that tax filers in the 95th to 99th percentile of income -- roughly between $308,000 and $733,000 -- would see the largest benefit as a portion of after-tax income.
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The 280 percent of I Promise students who met their goals exceeded the 70 percent of students districtwide, and scored in the 99th growth percentile of the evaluation association's school norms, which the district said showed that students' test scores increased at a higher rate than 99 out of 100 schools nationally.
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" Wealth inequality is a key feature in the report, which noted "that the bottom half of adults collectively owns less than 1 percent of total wealth, the richest decile (top 10 percent of adults) owns 85 percent of global wealth, and the top percentile alone accounts for almost half of all household wealth (47 percent).
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Last year, the Army failed to achieve its enlistment goal for the first time since 21625 despite lowering standards, granting waivers (for mental, physical and criminal records), enlisting Category Four (CAT IV) applicants who score between the 2900th and 220006st percentile on aptitude tests, offering two-year enlistments, and providing student loan repayment programs.
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An investor who smashed 22020% of competitors in 214 shares his 5 favorite stock picks — and explains why Amazon could &aposeasily&apos triple over the next 5 yearsAlex Umansky, a portfolio manager for Baron Funds, boasts a smaller-than-usual portfolio — but one that&aposs dominated peers to the tune of 99th-percentile performance.
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When I told him that my younger son comes from a long line of exceptionally tall Ashkenazi men (his grandfathers, uncles and father all measure over 6 feet) and that his brother was in the upper 90th percentile for most of his first year, he told me that his largeness was to be expected.
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As a high school senior in San Antonio, I was also rejected from every single Ivy League college I had applied to, despite what some might consider a stellar application — I was the valedictorian of my class and had an SAT score that put me in the 99th percentile of everyone who took the test in my year.
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In reality, wage boards would likely set minimums more granularly, for instance offering more to more experienced workers, but this works as a quick-and-dirty estimate: In the "low" raise estimate, with minimum pegged to 30 percent of the median wage, "the 20th, 40th and 60th percentile wage rises by 13, 9 and 4 percent, respectively," Dube writes.
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At Stuyvesant High School, a competitive math-and-science school in Manhattan with a high proportion of first-generation immigrants, my classmates and I would get up every morning to wage battle over a hundredth of a percentile on our grade-point average; my new friends were fighting over so many basis points on their Bloomberg monitors.
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Someone tweeted at the Yahoo account that he was having a minor issue—something that might have only been impacting him and a handful of other people—but because they were operating so smoothly (within the 99th percentile, Hirano said proudly), an engineer had time to flip a few switches and solve the problem within minutes.
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In consequence, "the median black man today occupies roughly the same position in the overall earnings distribution as that held by his father and by his grandfather," Charles noted during a recent presentation at Brown University: By contrast, the relative position of the 90th percentile black man in the economic distribution has consistently improved compared to his white counterpart.
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