(A more pertinent question might be what proportion of the access requests directly involve EU citizens' data?).
The small proportion of Open Access (OA) in chemistry means that it is very uncommon for scientists to extract information from the literature using machines and indeed many publishers expressly forbid this.
Indeed, in a recent celebrated example, a significant proportion of open access journals accepted a completely fabricated article.
There was a trend towards a decrease of unplanned first dialysis and an increase of the proportion of sustainable access used for this first dialysis (Table 4).
As expected, the proportion of 'direct access' patients was somewhat lower for ENTs 45-600% in all countries except Italy), with some apparent variation across countries.
Theoretically, a higher proportion of vascular access site problems in women might be associated with more increased body mass index or more variable femoral vein course.
The proportion of Open Access journals giving advice in these four domains was slightly higher as compared to 69 journals listed in the Journal Citation Report 2008, except for conflict of interest policies (Table 2)[ 15].
For example, a worldwide analysis based on DHS data revealed that a substantial proportion of people access the private sector for key child health services in many developing countries, arguing for more programmatic effort to engage private-sector providers.
In addition, the following variables are presented as quartiles: percent under-five mortality due to diarrheal diseases, MMR, proportion of population with access to improved water source, proportion of population with access to improved sanitation, adult literacy rate, deaths (in thousands) due to diarrhea, and percent births attended by skilled health personnel.
"Providing WASH in schools will help keep the promise of meeting the Millennium Development Goals of universal access to primary education, reducing child mortality and halving the proportion of people without access to safe water and basic sanitation," Kaag said.
The proportion of population with access to improved water source and the proportion of population with access to improved sanitation, as defined by the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme, are our key predictors of interest.
