Definition of quintile in English:

quintile

noun ˈkwɪntɪlˈkwɪntʌɪlˈkwɪntaɪl

1Statistics
Any of five equal groups into which a population can be divided according to the distribution of values of a particular variable.
Example sentencesExamples
- The low level of wealth in at least the bottom two quintiles of the income distribution suggests that substantial numbers of people are likely to face such constraints.
- For example, leftists point to studies showing that the gap between the bottom quintile and the top two quintiles is increasing.
- In 1980, a majority of voters in three out of five income quintiles reported choosing the Democratic candidate, and the fourth quintile was nearly tied.
- All statistical models were consistent with this finding except for one, which categorized patients by quintile and showed no mortality difference in the first quintile.
- The study grouped doctors into five quintiles by number of procedures a year: 1 to 33, 34 to 89, 90 to 139, 140 to 206 and 207 to 582.
1. 1.1 Each of the four values of the random variable which divide a population into quintiles.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Socioeconomic status was measured by the equivalent family income quintile of the patient.
  As the NSW hospitals data had also been geo-coded, we could impute an EFI quintile for each patient, based on the actual distribution of SES at the Collection District-sex-age level.
  The terms tercile, quartile, quintile and decile should refer to the percentiles which divide the distribution into 3, 4, 5, or 10 equal parts, respectively.
  They analyzed baseline serum vitamin A concentration in relation to risk for hip fractures as a continuous variable and by quintiles.
2Astrology
mass noun An aspect of 72° (one fifth of a circle).
Example sentencesExamples
- That quintile between Pluto and Uranus met and re-met altogether five times (due to the retrograde motions), and Plutonium was created at the last of these five quintiles.
- As it has then gone three fifths around the zodiac or 216°, that is three quintile divisions, in the other direction, it is again pointing towards Earth, and this is within less than one degree!
- The quintile refers to knowing and the empowerment which comes from knowing.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin quintilis (mensis) 'fifth month, July', from quintus 'fifth'.

Definition of quintile in US English:

quintile

nounˈkwɪntaɪlˈkwintīl

1Statistics
Any of five equal groups into which a population can be divided according to the distribution of values of a particular variable.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, leftists point to studies showing that the gap between the bottom quintile and the top two quintiles is increasing.
- The study grouped doctors into five quintiles by number of procedures a year: 1 to 33, 34 to 89, 90 to 139, 140 to 206 and 207 to 582.
- All statistical models were consistent with this finding except for one, which categorized patients by quintile and showed no mortality difference in the first quintile.
- The low level of wealth in at least the bottom two quintiles of the income distribution suggests that substantial numbers of people are likely to face such constraints.
- In 1980, a majority of voters in three out of five income quintiles reported choosing the Democratic candidate, and the fourth quintile was nearly tied.
1. 1.1 Each of the four values of the random variable that divide a population into five groups.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Socioeconomic status was measured by the equivalent family income quintile of the patient.
  They analyzed baseline serum vitamin A concentration in relation to risk for hip fractures as a continuous variable and by quintiles.
  The terms tercile, quartile, quintile and decile should refer to the percentiles which divide the distribution into 3, 4, 5, or 10 equal parts, respectively.
  As the NSW hospitals data had also been geo-coded, we could impute an EFI quintile for each patient, based on the actual distribution of SES at the Collection District-sex-age level.
2Astrology
An aspect of 72° (one fifth of a circle).
Example sentencesExamples
- As it has then gone three fifths around the zodiac or 216°, that is three quintile divisions, in the other direction, it is again pointing towards Earth, and this is within less than one degree!
- The quintile refers to knowing and the empowerment which comes from knowing.
- That quintile between Pluto and Uranus met and re-met altogether five times (due to the retrograde motions), and Plutonium was created at the last of these five quintiles.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin quintilis (mensis) ‘fifth month, July’, from quintus ‘fifth’.

单词	quintile
释义	Definition of quintile in English: quintile noun ˈkwɪntɪlˈkwɪntʌɪlˈkwɪntaɪl 1Statistics Any of five equal groups into which a population can be divided according to the distribution of values of a particular variable. Example sentencesExamples The low level of wealth in at least the bottom two quintiles of the income distribution suggests that substantial numbers of people are likely to face such constraints. For example, leftists point to studies showing that the gap between the bottom quintile and the top two quintiles is increasing. In 1980, a majority of voters in three out of five income quintiles reported choosing the Democratic candidate, and the fourth quintile was nearly tied. All statistical models were consistent with this finding except for one, which categorized patients by quintile and showed no mortality difference in the first quintile. The study grouped doctors into five quintiles by number of procedures a year: 1 to 33, 34 to 89, 90 to 139, 140 to 206 and 207 to 582. 1.1 Each of the four values of the random variable which divide a population into quintiles. Example sentencesExamples Socioeconomic status was measured by the equivalent family income quintile of the patient. As the NSW hospitals data had also been geo-coded, we could impute an EFI quintile for each patient, based on the actual distribution of SES at the Collection District-sex-age level. The terms tercile, quartile, quintile and decile should refer to the percentiles which divide the distribution into 3, 4, 5, or 10 equal parts, respectively. They analyzed baseline serum vitamin A concentration in relation to risk for hip fractures as a continuous variable and by quintiles. 2Astrology mass noun An aspect of 72° (one fifth of a circle). Example sentencesExamples That quintile between Pluto and Uranus met and re-met altogether five times (due to the retrograde motions), and Plutonium was created at the last of these five quintiles. As it has then gone three fifths around the zodiac or 216°, that is three quintile divisions, in the other direction, it is again pointing towards Earth, and this is within less than one degree! The quintile refers to knowing and the empowerment which comes from knowing. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin quintilis (mensis) 'fifth month, July', from quintus 'fifth'. Definition of quintile in US English: quintile nounˈkwɪntaɪlˈkwintīl 1Statistics Any of five equal groups into which a population can be divided according to the distribution of values of a particular variable. Example sentencesExamples For example, leftists point to studies showing that the gap between the bottom quintile and the top two quintiles is increasing. The study grouped doctors into five quintiles by number of procedures a year: 1 to 33, 34 to 89, 90 to 139, 140 to 206 and 207 to 582. All statistical models were consistent with this finding except for one, which categorized patients by quintile and showed no mortality difference in the first quintile. The low level of wealth in at least the bottom two quintiles of the income distribution suggests that substantial numbers of people are likely to face such constraints. In 1980, a majority of voters in three out of five income quintiles reported choosing the Democratic candidate, and the fourth quintile was nearly tied. 1.1 Each of the four values of the random variable that divide a population into five groups. Example sentencesExamples Socioeconomic status was measured by the equivalent family income quintile of the patient. They analyzed baseline serum vitamin A concentration in relation to risk for hip fractures as a continuous variable and by quintiles. The terms tercile, quartile, quintile and decile should refer to the percentiles which divide the distribution into 3, 4, 5, or 10 equal parts, respectively. As the NSW hospitals data had also been geo-coded, we could impute an EFI quintile for each patient, based on the actual distribution of SES at the Collection District-sex-age level. 2Astrology An aspect of 72° (one fifth of a circle). Example sentencesExamples As it has then gone three fifths around the zodiac or 216°, that is three quintile divisions, in the other direction, it is again pointing towards Earth, and this is within less than one degree! The quintile refers to knowing and the empowerment which comes from knowing. That quintile between Pluto and Uranus met and re-met altogether five times (due to the retrograde motions), and Plutonium was created at the last of these five quintiles. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin quintilis (mensis) ‘fifth month, July’, from quintus ‘fifth’.
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