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decile [des´īl]
any of the nine values that divide the range of a probability distribution into ten equal parts of equal probability; deciles are the 10th, 20th, 30th, etc. percentiles.

decile
one of the groups when a series of ranked data is divided into ten equal parts, or dividing points between such groups. See also quartile.


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After sorting stocks into deciles based on Monday's short-selling activity, we do not find evidence that the weekend effect increases across short-selling deciles, but that it increases across the bottom five deciles, although it is mixed across the top five deciles.
6% were found to have CKD, with the ACR and eGFR being the dominant positive screening tests in the younger and older age deciles, respectively.
A spread of nearly 93 percent separated the top and bottom performance deciles over the trailing 12 month period, down from 103 percent for the calendar year 2008.
 
 
 
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