Long description: Block221_Fig16

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A vertical diagram shows five horizontal lines labeled at quartiles: Highest Value, Upper-Hinge, Median, Lower-Hinge, and Lowest Value, each associated with a twenty-five percent marker on the vertical axis labeled 'Distribution'.

Alt text: A vertical diagram shows five horizontal lines labeled at quartiles: Highest Value, Upper-Hinge, Median, Lower-Hinge, and Lowest Value, each associated with a twenty-five percent marker on the vertical axis labeled 'Distribution'.

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  • The diagram is oriented vertically, with the left side labeled "Distribution," and the right side showing markers representing specific quantiles.
  • Five distinct horizontal lines are drawn across the figure, each indicating a boundary or value.
  • The uppermost line is associated with "Highest Value."
  • Below this is a line associated with "Upper-Hinge," which corresponds to a twenty-five percent mark on the distribution axis.
  • The third line is marked "Median," also aligning with a twenty-five percent mark.
  • The fourth line is marked "Lower-Hinge," aligning with a twenty-five percent mark.
  • The lowest line shown is marked "Lowest Value," located at the bottom of the depicted range.

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