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In a cumulative frequency distribution, one of the 99 values of a variable that divide its distribution into 100 parts of equal frequency. In practice, only certain of the percentiles are used. They are the median (or 50th percentile), the lower and the upper quartiles (respectively, the 25th and 75th percentiles), the 10th percentile that cuts off the bottom 10% of a frequency distribution, and the 90th that cuts off the top 10%. The 5th and 95th are also sometimes used.



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When we did this at DLA, we were at the 98th percentile for GS-15 and above, but for GS-14 and below, we were at the 20th and 15th percentile.
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, had a body mass index in the 98th percentile or higher) when they were 39-42 months old; again, when potentially confounding factors were taken into account, the risk was reduced among youngsters who had been fed only breast milk (odds ratio, 0.
 
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