In 1584, census takers in Antwerp discovered that the city had a larger proportion of "nones" than 21st-century America: a full third of residents claimed no religious affiliation.
When it comes to voting, I've witnessed many great healing performances receive either a very small proportion of likes or none whatsoever, while some match-turning support players don't make it onto the board at all.
To illustrate this point, the
Statistically significant differences in favor of the amelogenin group were also found the proportion of patients with none or low levels of exudate (p = 0.01).
The proportion of women with none of the four risk factors was 38%, and the corresponding figure for the men was 24%.
To analyze differences between groups we compared the proportion of reported problems (none, moderate and extreme) and calculated chi-square tests for each dimension.
Further, the interaction between AWC and GWC was included in Model 4, and while the subscales of both the interaction variable (AWC*GWC) and the AWC accounted for a larger proportion of the variance, none were significant individually.
Finally, the proportion of cats with none of the tested enteropathogenic species detected is greater than would be expected based on chance alone, suggesting that some cats may have an intrinsic resistance to infection to these species, or a lack of environmental exposure specific to these species.
As indicators for the care needed and received during pregnancy we used the mean number of maternity health care centre visits and hospital outpatient clinic visits, and the proportion of parturients with none or 1 2 visits to a maternity centre during pregnancy to show insufficient prenatal care [ 30].
· 45%: the proportion of employers who think none of their employees would be suffering from a mental health problem.
Old-school advertising might be down as a proportion of the business but none of them believe it's dead, despite the growth of social media.
