He discusses the crucial question of proportion and percentage – how many times larger than the lowest, or average, salary in a company is the pot taken by the chief executive and his cronies?
According to Fred Perry's marketing director "We had three major design meetings where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, colour and styling details," and gave "crucial input on proportion, colour and fit".
These corrections are crucial because the proportion of women in our data from more deprived categories was much higher in the Asian and Black ethnic groups, compared with that in the White groups.
Despite of the crucial situation, the proportion of participants who reported earthquake-related utilization of mental health services dropped substantially from 34.6% in the first 15 months to 9.5% in the follow-up period, which raised great concerns over how to fulfill the unmet psychological needs of these children.
The ability to speak, read and write English varies considerably between ethnic groups, but interpreting will remain crucial for significant proportions of populations.
This is because proportion is crucial to this drink, and you need room for plenty of everything -- ice, tonic and lime.
However, there is a crucial difference: now the proportion of users with political diversity score of 0 drops from 90.7%to40.7%7%, suggesting that social media friends are a primary source of political diversity in Twitter.
However, when interpreting the false-positive rate, it is crucial to consider the proportion of false-positive cases that have another developmental delay or disorder.
In addition, breast cancer in young Saudi's women is a crucial problem, with the proportion of young age-onset breast cancer much higher than in western countries.
