States are not being held accountable for the vast majority of their harmful cyberoperations, largely because classifications created in physical space do not map well onto the cyber domain.
It's complicated, but according to study after study, and when controlling for outside factors in individual dogs including training, early experiences, and excitability, the most aggressive and dangerous type of dog across the board, accountable for the vast majority of fatal attacks, is the intact male — independent of breed".
In sub-Saharan Africa, unsafe sex is accountable for the vast majority of HIV infections. 4 In Tanzania, the epidemic is described as generalized since it affects all sectors of the population.
Primary care professionals are accountable for the large majority of personal health care needs[ 40], and much routine follow up and preventive activities now carried out by specialists could be transferred to the primary care setting.
Recent considerations for PHCT composition, as well as the recent definition proposed by the EXPH, recognize these teams as more consistent with substantial trans-disciplinary groups that jointly coordinate care and act accountable for the large majority of the communities' health needs [ 3].
It has been recognised that common variations are accountable for majority of the genetic risk for ASD [45].
Together, our results indicate that the inter-module connections are accountable for a vast majority of the deleterious effects observed when the brain network is attacked.
Some of these changes would reduce gridlock directly by making it easier for the majority party to implement its program – and then be held accountable by the public for the results.
A majority of Americans still holds Bush accountable for the Great Recession, and with good reason.
Justice William J. Brennan Jr. wrote for the majority that the constitutional guarantee of equal protection prohibited the state from imposing "a lifetime hardship on a discrete class of children not accountable for their disabling status".
