At Cantor Fitzgerald, the marketing group lost proportionally fewer people than did other groups.
In his book, "Numbers and Losses in the Civil War in America, 1861-65," he reasoned that if the Confederates had lost proportionally the same number of soldiers to disease as the Union had, the actual number of Confederate dead should rise to 258,000.
However, that argument has been called misleading by economists who say the reason women lost proportionally more jobs in recent years was because male-dominated industries more sensitive to the business cycle like manufacturing and construction were hit heavily, and first, in the recession, before Mr. Obama's inauguration.
However, simple subtraction of initial differences between pairs from final differences to isolate the treatment effect neglect the fact that the soil with the higher initial SOC content will lose proportionally more C through mineralization during the experimental period higher SOC content caused higher SOC mineralisation during the experimental period.
The rich have lost the most proportionally, he says.
Although more cells died in G1 than in G2M, G1 lost cells were proportionally less than G2M lost cells after correction for the amount of cells present in these phases.
The near-18% budget cut becomes proportionally much bigger a reduction in house building because the sector is resigned to losing billions of pounds worth of extra public investment over the next decade; funds anticipated by the government when it set out its 2020 housing targets.
Delegates are awarded proportionally in the Democratic primaries, so Sanders, who hits forty per cent in most national polls when pitted against Clinton, can win many delegates even while losing states.
Also, the women lost to follow-up were proportionally younger, i.e. of women younger than 44 years of age 83% could be followed (898/1080 = 83%) compared to 88% (3863/4394) of women aged 45-59 years (data not shown).
