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3Q
(redirected from Third Quartile)

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3QThank You
3QThird Quarter
3QThird Quartile
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Throughout that time serum measurements of the biomarker cystatin C (a marker of renal function) were taken, with results showing that those with levels within the highest quartile had almost three times the risk of cardiovascular death than those with levels in the first, second, or third quartiles.
Combination of biomarkers may improve diagnosis, management of heart ... by Asian News International
He said the Snowdonia Growth Fund had, in one magazine survey, been ranked in the third quartile in both the 12 months to November 1, 2008, and the previous year.
Financial firm defends fund by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Patients in quartile 2 took medication for 34%-55% of their illness; the third quartile was made up of people who took medications for 56%-70% of their illness; and those in quartile 4 took their medications for at least 71% of the illness.
Antidementia drugs may prolong life in AD by Sullivan, Michele G. / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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