The article stated ...

"Of the 47 cases either Canada or Mexico brought against the United States under Chapter 19, 36 were decided by unanimous decision of the five panelists appointed to hear the dispute. That means arbitrators appointed by both countries to rule on the matter were of the same mind in nearly 77 per cent of the cases."

It would have been relevant/interesting to know how many of those 36 cases were resolved in favour of the complainant. The same would apply to the remaining (not-unamimous) 11 cases as well.

Was this an oversight, or could there be a reason for the exclusion of this seemingly-relevant point?