His collection featured proportionate, well-cut pants, rigidly constructed clothes with smooth "trapeze," or trapezoidal, lines, and short skirts, with white midcalf boots and large, dark glasses as accessories.
Typical features include a relatively large head proportionate to the limbs, triangular face, hypoplastic midface, full eyebrows, fleshy nose tip, and long philtrum [ 1].
Ensuring personal and physical comfort involved addressing symptoms in a proportionate manner, identifying and treating pain, and that features of comfort (a familiar, calming environment, appropriate room temperatures, and a knowledge of what comfort looks like for a particular person) are prioritised.
The first part as clothes components includes top, collar, skirt, belt, blouse, sleeve and shoe, and the second part is fabric patterns proportionate to each clothes component (according to its feature of scissoring).
Three sisters born with normal length to normal statured and non-consanguineous parents showed severe postnatal proportionate growth retardation (height −5 to −6.6 SDS at diagnosis), typical physical features of GH deficiency including delayed bone maturation without bone dysplasia, mild microcephaly (−1.1 to −3.1 SDS for height) and otherwise normal development (Fig 1A).
The relationship of immunohistochemical covariates (expressed as the ratio of staining intensity between colon and liver), clinical and pathological features to survival after hepatic resection was investigated by a Cox proportionate hazard model.
As far as we know, this is the first description of this feature in association with PCNSL The lesions in our population also did not seem to cause proportionate mass-effect (relative to their size) which can be similarly explained by the soft, infiltrative nature of the disease.
Or even remotely proportionate.
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
