Posterior distribution of the rank among five anesthesiologists with selected adjusted incidences of prolonged times to tracheal extubation. The posterior distributions of the ranks of five selected anesthesiologists are displayed in A to E; those being the anesthesiologists with representative patient incidences of prolonged times to extubation of 35, 25, 20, 15, and 10%, respectively. The rank distribution of the anesthesiologist corresponding to the adjusted incidence of 25% is skewed to the left. This indicates that this particular anesthesiologist had greater incidence of prolonged times to extubations compared with other anesthesiologists. Two anesthesiologists corresponding to 15 and 20% incidences have wider distributions at the middle of the range. The rank distribution of the anesthesiologist with the lowest incidence of prolonged times to extubation (10%) is skewed to the right. Note that the upper range of the y-axis for A and B is different, 3 and 25, respectively. The upper limits for the other figures go up to 81.