This is done on the grounds that they may define a group of patients with a prognosis so good that even if chemotherapy were similarly proportionately effective as in higher risk patients the absolute benefit may be thought insufficient to justify such treatment.
In a statement, the Liberal Democrats said police should use schedule 7 powers "proportionately and for good reason".
QUESTION FROM WATCHER IN NZ: we will all get old one day, and our populations in the developed countries are getting older proportionately as well! we need help for elders, we need great healthcare for the future, it is good economic sense to do so!
Here's the good news: Proportionately fewer teenagers are getting pregnant in this country than at any time since the government started collecting statistics in the 1940s, according to data reported last week.
The thinktank said the CPI relied on average buying patterns, when in reality household purchases varied; poorer households spent proportionately more on essential goods and services, such as housing, food and utilities, than the richest.
Losses are unpredictable, but they are scheduled so that choosing from the decks which return high immediate winnings (A and B: the "bad decks") leads to an eventual failure, while choosing from those associated with humbler gains (C and D: the "good decks") produces proportionately minor losses, yielding a gain in the long run.
Just proportionately, understandably angry.
Depends how you define "the most" I suppose; in cash or just proportionately?
The United States has nothing like the Mirror or the Sun, which sells close to four million copies on a good day — the equivalent, proportionately, of an American daily with a circulation of eighteen million.
These simulations also compare skill intensity in trade sectors, referring to which types of labor (low-skilled, medium-skilled, or high-skilled) are more demanded proportionately in the production of different goods.
