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Mr Obama received a higher proportion of the popular vote than all but one Democratic presidential nominee since FDR (though Republicans have often done better).

Nor do high marginal tax rates necessarily translate into a high tax take; in 2012, Ireland, with its 12.5% rate, received a higher proportion of GDP in profits taxes than France, whose rate is 33%.

Research question 2 asked "What is the test performance of the study participants on the reading and writing tests of the GEPT-A and on the iBT?" Judging from the descriptive statistics for scores, the study participants received a higher proportion of items correct on the iBT than on the GEPT-A.

As expected theoretically, the HR positive cases received a higher proportion of adjuvant endocrine therapy.

Additionally, patients on best supportive care received a higher proportion of skeletal muscle relaxants (oral baclofen, tizanidine, and oral dantrolene) 19 compared with those on BoNT-A treatment.

Furthermore, patients who died during follow-up received a higher proportion of informal care, largely provided by women carers, and these informal carers reported a higher burden of care as measured by the Zarit test (see Table  3).

The treatment plant received a high proportion of industrial effluent and the sludge averaged about 200 ppm Cd (dry weight).

The majority of patients received a high proportion of their ideal calorific requirement and began feeding within 24 hours.

In the UK, universities from the Russell Group ' which are committed to maintaining the very best research' [ 40], have received a high proportion of funding from research councils.

However, cells provided a higher proportion of glucose in the carbohydrate mixture had a profile of fatty acids which was more similar to those observed in glucose cultures than cells which received a high proportion of xylose and only low glucose in the mixture.

We received a high proportion of data from trials involving hysterectomy (7/8 studies, 1278/1363 women) and less from trials of endometrial destruction techniques (7/14 studies, 1359/2448 women) and those that compared Mirena with endometrial destruction (3/8 studies, 177/494 women) (see appendix 2 on bmj.com).