In the study by Tanis et al (this issue) the proportion of detected non-axillary node metastases was about 5% among all patients, which is similar to findings in other studies where lymphoscintigraphy has been used (Cserni and Szekeres, 2001; Dupont et al, 2001).
In addition to the overall number of CNVs detected by the Affymetrix arrays being an issue, the proportion of de novo VOUS was also a concern, especially considering the fact that most of them were not confirmed on another array.
In this way, both issues, the proportion of women and men and the age of the students, are in line with the student population of this degree.
That he has been driven from office by innuendo... should give us all cause to reflect on whether we have this issue in proportion".
Casting our eyes back briefly to Europe's plight in the 1940s helps put the issue in proportion and reveals the real obstacles ahead.
We ask if the debate about presentism is able to help putting this dramatised perception of the issue into proper proportion; possibly illustrating not a short cut, but something along the lines of a clarifying, inspiring perspective at least.
Findings show increases in the number of proposals issued, proportion of proposals addressing reproductive health, and the amount of requested and received funds for reproductive health during the 12 year period examined: 2002-2013.
Treating such patients becomes a major health issue, as the proportion of these patients increases over decades while the proportion of OHCA patients resuscitated from shockable rhythms declines and now represents the minority of OHCA patients [75].
Treating such patients becomes a major health issue, as the proportion of these patients increases over decades while the proportion of OHCA patients resuscitated from shockable rhythms declines and now represents the minority of OHCA patients [ 75].
This is an important public health issue because the proportion of elderly immigrants in Sweden is increasing and cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality among older people [ 2, 3].
