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We expect these committees will not exhibit a strong tendency to fall in the majority party's target area on its side of the chamber median.
Also, the median income in a district is not a statistically significant predictor in any of these models appearing in these tables.
The median onset interval was 6 days (range 1-14 days).
The median age in each year was 3, 9 and 5 years in 1996, 1997 and 1998, respectively.
The median time from onset of illness in the first patient until investigation of the outbreak was 27 days (range 0 -161).
When summarizing cost data, mean costs are preferred to medians, and uncertainty should be analyzed statistically and with sensitivity analysis.
It is across a series of elections and governments that the force of the median mandate thesis comes through clearly.
The study had an 80% power at a significance level of 0.05 to detect a 33% increase (hazard ration 0.75) in median survival.
The median time could not be estimated because fewer than 50% of patients reached this endpoint.
The 42 remaining stimuli (omitting veterinarian and including ambulance) were divided into a high-frequency group (>38.3) and a low-frequency group (<38.3) by a median split.
For example, two-party equilibria do not imply median convergence.
The average number of sessions attended was four (median, 3; range, 1-12).
Those agencies whose outputs are close to the ideal of the congressional median should be more durable than other agencies.
Moving out along the 45° line, we find elections with both parties increasingly far from the median.
Let the public preference be represented by the median along the dimension, which implies a certain 'ideal' level of defence spending.
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