Sentences with phrase «cent of cases»

About 30 per cent of those cases involve children five years old and younger.

«When fewer than five per cent of cases go to trial, dispute resolution is actually what the litigation process is about in the end,» he says.

The WHO's Global TB Report 2015, estimated that only 12 per cent of all case notifications came from the private sector.

But prompt diagnosis and successful treatment of 85 per cent of the cases seems to have kept the infectious phase of the illness to a minimum, so limiting the spread of infection.

Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, representing 85 to 90 per cent of all cases nationally.

A further 8.4 per cent were resolved at the trial date, which means only 10 per cent of cases actually went to trial.

Mutual funds were next highest, representing 35 per cent of all cases, which was down from 44 per cent in 2016.

Doctors prescribed drugs in 72 per cent of cases in Paris compared to 48 per cent in Manchester.

But according to Aspect's research, only 44 per cent of cases where monies were lost fraudulently were refunded by banks, taking on average 3.7 days to reach their accounts.

Ninety per cent of cases of sight loss could have been avoided if diabetic eye disease had been identified early enough and treated appropriately.

Such diseases accounted for only 12 per cent of cases between 1990 and 2000, an earlier study found, although that looked at Swiss residents, not visitors.

A divorce in the Northwest Territories is least likely to cross the one - year threshold, with 13 per cent of cases lasting longer than 12 months, closely followed by Ontario at 14 per cent.

The new Home Office plan comes despite statistics showing only 30 per cent of cases dealt with by the government's Forced Marriage Unit involve victims aged between 18 and 21.

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in males with over 40,000 cases reported every year in the UK with 25 per cent of cases resulting in death.

Mistaken eyewitness identification was a factor in 77 per cent of the cases examined.

In a mere 0.02 per cent of cases beryllium - 7 fuses with a proton to become boron - 8, which is unstable and splits into two helium - 4 nuclei, also emitting a neutrino.

The proportion of pertactin - free bacteria rose from five per cent of cases tested in 2008 to 78 per cent in 2012.

Portable Extinguishers In 2008, the FIA carried out a survey into the usage of portable fire extinguishers which showed that 80 per cent of the fires fought with them were successfully extinguished and that in 75 per cent of cases there was no need to call the fire and rescue services.

We receive the most complaints around conveyancing, 24 per cent of the cases resolved last year, but this is because it has the highest amount of legal transactions.

Unwin said that, according to Premonition's statistics, «30.7 per cent of case outcome is dependent upon the relationship between the lawyer and the judge.»

Robyn Durling, co-director and communications director & legal advocate for the clinic says: «In 2004, pregnancy cases accounted for 4.5 per cent of all cases handled and now they are nine per cent.»

Given that 90 per cent of cases get settled at mediation, surely it would make sense to circumvent the court process and, for a fraction of the court fee, go to mediation.

About 80 per cent of cases at the Tribunal for Maintenance for Parents are successfully mediated.

«From our experience, however, over 90 per cent of cases do not reach trial, and settle at some point along the way,» says Shulman.

«The most unfortunate angle to our findings is that 42.3 per cent of the cases involved minors,» she said.

In 2011, according to an Elections Canada audit, in 42 per cent of cases where voters needed to be vouched for, there were irregularities.

About 90 per cent of cases of SIDS happen in the first six months.

Connective tissue diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis accounted for 25 per cent of cases between 2008 and 2012, up from 10 per cent (Journal of Medical Ethics, DOI: 10.1136 / medethics -2014-102091).

Initially, we helped counsel in 17 per cent of cases going to the Supreme Court.

Using data corrected for survivorship bias, the scorecard shows the benchmarks outperformed the managers in at least 70 per cent of cases in almost all categories.

The genetic background of approximately 60 per cent of cases involving certain human fever syndromes is unknown, making the connection between fever conditions and impaired control of the HAS2 gene very interesting.

Booing was cited in six per cent of cases.

In 40 per cent of the cases, the U.S. allows for higher levels.

A teacher of religion, for example, must foster in the young people the central Christian experience; hence he ought to be able to help them through his own religious practice without asking them to invent anew everything belonging to the Christian life, which leads to nothing anyhow in ninety - five per cent of the cases.

I have suggested the same training method to over 1,000 parents so far in my practice, with the same results in 100 per cent of cases — 12 hours of uninterrupted sleep for babies and parents.

About 41,000 women and 300 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year, and in five per cent of cases the disease is caused by a hereditary mutation in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 breast cancer genes.

In around 80 per cent of cases the condition is linked with being overweight and can go undetected for up to ten years.

Pain free laser treatment, where tiny beams destroy damaged parts of the retina, can prevent further loss of sight in about 80 per cent of cases.

57 per cent of these cases will be linked to obesity..

Currently, young people must apply for university places using grades predicted by their teachers, but in 55 per cent of cases these are wrong, leaving many students without anywhere to go, or feeling that they should have applied for a better university.

During more than 100 tests, the birds moved to each other's left hand side in 84 per cent of cases, and zero crashes were observed.

During more than 100 tests, the birds moved to each other's left side in 84 per cent of cases, and never crashed.

Interestingly, in this study, the scientists also observed that monogamous female fruit flies seem more reluctant to mate with polyandrous male fruit flies — but yet in 80 per cent of the cases this didn't matter because polyandrous males outcompeted monogamous males.

With just 452 cases in total in Ghana, Mali and Ethiopia last year, eradication now depends on southern Sudan, which had 2690, or 86 per cent of all cases.

MERS has killed in 60 per cent of cases, although this figure could go down if milder cases come to light.

None of the 4219 people studied were found to have a mutation in NPM1, the most common acute leukemia gene mutated in up to 40 per cent of cases.

Only 2.3 per cent of cases are leading to death, partly because many get prompt rehydration therapy, but ominously doctors are already struggling with the current case load.