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In order to decrease sample bias toward more fecund females that may spend proportionally more time at a rookery, nearby haulouts were also monitored during the pupping season to account for females that may have spent more time at those locations.

11 12 Infants and elderly people spend proportionally more time indoors 13 and children may be especially vulnerable to indoor air pollutants that affect development and lung function because of their immature immune systems and rapid growth and development.

Most European nations spend proportionally more of their budgets on foreign aid than the United States does.

In general, though, as countries develop people spend proportionally less on food.

More information is helpful in making any decision but, says Mr Kahneman, people spend proportionally too much time on small decisions and not enough on big ones.

It's a little-known fact that governments in sub-Saharan Africa spend proportionally more for every secondary student than any other region in the world: an average of 31.2% of national output per capita.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has found that seniors spend proportionally more of their income on medical care and housing, which in addition to rising more rapidly than most other costs, are also much harder to substitute with other products.

As females would spend proportionally more time traveling from crab to crab we would as a result also catch fewer females.

(2) Part-time medical specialists do not spend proportionally more time on inter-professional communication.

Part-time medical specialists do not spend proportionally more time on direct patient care.

This means that they will spend proportionally more time on direct patient care, and less on other tasks.