In a cohort study involving 36,000 patients in 12 countries [ 24], the collective proportions were 77% for the countries in Africa, 78% for the countries in Asia, and 51% for the countries in South America.
"I think it's essential that the courts don't become swept up in a collective loss of proportion.
Lord Macdonald, who led the prosecution service in England and Wales for five years, warned that the courts risked being swept up in a "collective loss of proportion", passing jail terms that lack "humanity or justice".
In the Commons, Labour plans to impose a three-line whip requiring all Labour MPs to back an unprecedented preferential voting system so that instead of just voting for or against the proposals the Commons is forced to come to a collective view on what proportion of the second chamber should be elected.
Statistically speaking, arbitral mediation may not directly reduce the proportion of collective cases among all labor disputes.11.11
The proportion of collective labor disputes admitted by labor arbitral institutes declined dramatically since 2006, which may be related to the use of grand mediation.
The proportion of collective disputes accepted by arbitration institutions fell sharply, decreasing from 7.84 % in 1995 to 3.16 % in 2008 and continuously declining to 1.19 % in 2011. 2 Even taking the impact of the adjusted statistical rules from 2008 into consideration, this decline was very significant.
A large proportion of collective EU (over 20%) and global DAH (over 30%) cannot be allocated to a specific sub-sector.
One by one, the commercial-free zones in this city disappear, a collective loss of significant proportions.
We should stop trying to fix the income tax code and put in an entitlement distribution system, supported by consumption taxes, that guarantees that the least affluent among us receive the highest proportion of our collective generosity.
