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Systematic error (as compared to unsystematic error) :
Lowest 4%
Refers to the bottom 4% of data points in a distribution, highlighting the far left end of the data spectrum or values significantly below the median.
Lowest 40%
Refers to the bottom forty percent of a distribution or set of data points, often discussed in the context of income or wealth distributions.
Z > 0.59
A condition specifying that the value of the Z-score in a statistical analysis is greater than 0.59, often related to standard deviation measurements in normal distribution.
Lowest 96%
Suggests the minimal value or percentile in a dataset or series of observations, positioned at 96%.
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