Classes or class limits

Classes or class limits

The subdivisions of a numerical characteristic (or the widths of the classes) when it is displayed in a frequency table or graph (an example is ages by decades).

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Industry/Domain: Health care
Category: Pharmacy
Company: McGraw-Hill
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classes or class limits

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The subdivisions of a numerical characteristic (or the widths of the classes) when it is displayed in a frequency table or graph (an example is ages by decades).

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A synopsis (usually of 250 words or less) of the most important aspect(s) of an article.

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