These setbacks are real, but they should be seen in proportion.
Anything, after all, can be seen in proportion, shown to be no worse a crime than some other thing.
Risks need to be seen in proportion, he said: Yes, there are more yachts, so the mathematical probability of an accident has risen.
Of course the minority views of the Greens, Ukip, the Welsh and the Scots are important, but they have to be seen in proportion to the UK as a whole.
The vital nature of coping with the lack of resources available in international emergency medicine may be seen in the proportion of scientific articles that grapple with the topic.
This can be seen in the proportion of health professionals selecting the "very much" category for counseling expertise in tobacco (Sweden 26%, U. S. 50%, p = .0001), alcohol (Sweden 23%, U. S. 36, p = .02), physical activity (Sweden 22%, U. S. 45%, p < .0001) and eating habits (Sweden 19%, U. S. 33%, p = .02), Figure 2.
With respect to the clinical variables, we found that dental caries experience was strongly associated with a worse perception of overall quality of life, as measured by AUQUEI, and as can be seen in the proportion between groups and the results of the nonparametric test (Table 4).
If there's an upside to alternatives, though, it may be seen in the declining proportion of lung cancer deaths attributable to cigarettes, said Ong, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles and the Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles HealthCare System.
A multifocal involvement may be seen in a small proportion of patients, particularly those with AML.
Although these are often termed 'chronic' lesions, they may be seen in a substantial proportion of patients with non-radiographic SpA [ 10] but little is known regarding their prognostic capacity.
In particular, no special pattern can be seen in the relative proportions of T and B cells in patients' blood, lymph node or intrinsic carcinoma lymphocytes.
