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Fig. 2 Cumulative proportion of fatalities and fatal incidents with distance.

The fatalities distribution is evidently heavy-tailed (Figures 7, 8 and 9); a very large proportion of fatalities is attributed to just a handful of fatal incidents.

Within 10 km of the vent, PDCs contribute the largest proportion of fatalities (Fig. 4).

A large proportion of fatalities have occurred at distances between 5 km and 30 km from the volcano, which has grave implications for various cities around the world, as depicted in Figure 1.

Furthermore, developing nations tend to have a higher proportion of fatalities per number of vehicles for various reasons, including lower safety standards for vehicles.

However, some researchers have hypothesized that the reason the proportion of fatalities is low is not because sharks do not like human flesh, but because humans are often able to escape after the first bite.

Coverage was incomplete and some data were quoted with uncertainty surrounding causes and the proportions of fatalities ascribed to them.

The random effects pooled estimates of the proportion of fatal events (case fatality rates) of major VTE and major bleeding were 1.391% (95% CI 0.892, 2.162) and 3.557% (95% CI 3.203, 3.911), respectively.

The under-5s comprised the biggest proportion (59%) of fatalities due to this cause and suffocation was the second leading cause of injury death in infants and third in 1 4 year-olds.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), while fatalities from traffic crashes have decreased, the proportion of pedestrian fatalities has steadily increased from 11%to14%4% over the past decade.

This is in contrast to continued declines in both rates and frequencies of motor vehicle occupant fatalities and is reflected in the increasing proportion of traffic fatalities due to pedestrian injury.