%XXX burak. make sure all references to "nine" are "seven"
For cross-company data: 
\bi
\item 50\% of the pd values are at or above 97\% 
\item 75\% of the pd values are at or above 83\%; 
\item And all the pd values are at or over 50\%.
\ei

\begin{figure}[!t]
\begin{center}
{\scriptsize
\begin{tabular}{r@{}r|r@{~}r@{~}r@{~}r@{~}r@{~}|l}
&treatment & min & Q1 & median & Q3 & max  \\\hline
 pd & CC&      50&  83&  97&  100& 100& \boxplot{50}{33}{97}{100}{ 0}\\
    & WC&      17&  63&  75&   82& 100& \boxplot{17}{46}{75}{82}{18}\\\hline
 pf & CC&      14&  53&  64&   91& 100& \boxplot{14}{39}{64}{91}{ 9}\\
    & WC&       0&  24&  29&   36&  73& \boxplot{ 0}{24}{29}{36}{36}\\
\hline\end{tabular}

}
\end{center}
\caption{Experiment \#1 results averaged over seven NASA tables.
Numeric results on left; quartile charts on right. ``Q1'' and ``Q3'' denote
the 25\% and 75\% percentile points (respectively). 
The upper quartile of the first row is  not visible  since
it runs from 100\% to 100\%; i.e. it has zero length.}\label{fig:ccwsnum}
\end{figure}


