Often, the designated idiot wouldn't even get to explain her side of an argument: she'd get to make only fifteen per cent of a potential case, although occasionally, as with an Occupy Wall Street activist, the proportion climbed closer to fifty per cent.
Interestingly, the pattern on pre-ART counseling diverged by site; in Jacmel the proportion of patients with no counseling sessions fell from 52.7% before to 47.3% after the earthquake (p<0.001) while in Jérémie, the proportion climbed from 40.4% before to 57.2% after the earthquake (p<0.001).
When black women are added, the proportion climbs to 24.6percentt, which exceeds the Census Bureau's latest count of black representation in the city.
Since the loosening of visa restrictions on travel between Hong Kong and China in recent years, the rate at which mainland women are arrested for immigration offences in Hong Kong has reached enormous proportions, climbing from 3646 in 2000 to 11794 in 2005, representing approximately 75% of the female inmate population [ 1].
TiVo users spend nearly 70% of their viewing time watching programmes they have recorded, rather than live TV; and the longer they use the machine, the higher that proportion climbs.
But recently, as auction prices for farmed fur have peaked, he estimates that the proportion has climbed to about 50percentt.
In 2001, only 30% of pneumonia cases were seen by IMCI-trained providers, and by 2004 the proportion had climbed to 80% (Table 1).
The increasing proportion of climbing seed ferns in the Stephanian, interpreted as an expression of changing structures of Late Paleozoic coal swamp forests, lead to modify the "classical" reconstructions of the Late Carboniferous landscapes.
We recommend that visitation rates and the proportion of boulders climbed in conservation areas be monitored and kept at low levels.
A significant reduction in the number of adults on plants treated with EBF was also made by Wohlers [31] who reported that when pea aphids were dislodged by exposure to synthetic EBF they moved towards neighbouring plant models while a small proportion of aphids climbed back to the original plant.
In his autobiography Trollope writes that this satiric novel was inspired by the corruption eating away at British society, a "dishonesty magnificent in its proportions, and climbing into high places".
