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1.Now
we need to take a look at percentiles which reflect a value in the
sample distribution (such as age) in which a certain percentage of
observations.
2.Many
published health research papers present data using percentiles, such as
comparing disease outcomes by groups above or below a certain
percentile, or between multiple groups such as tertiles (3 groups),
quartiles (4 groups), and quintiles (5 groups).
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