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Our communities, with one or two exceptions, fall in the bottom three centile rungs in the socio-economic grading of Israeli communities.— Dissident Voice
It was originally "1 per centile" meaning one per hundred units.— GeekLikeMe.net
Over time it was shorted from 1 per centile to 1 per cent.— GeekLikeMe.net
Their average age was 16 and their body mass index ranged from 35.1 to 37.3, which is over the 97th centile for their age and sex and indicates a severe level of obesity.— Medlogs - Recent stories
After one fetus died and the placenta became increasingly echogenic, the patient improved clinically, and weekly ultrasound assessments of the intact co-twin from 22 weeks onwards demonstrated symmetrical fetal growth along the 10th centile.— Naturejobs - All Jobs
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