Question about stats

hello,
PT3 differentiates PFR between EP, MP and LP raises. Often you see something like
25% EP, 15% MP and 20% LP. So it looks like people are raising 25% of hands, or better said,
a 25% Range from EP and they raise less from later positions.
Now I'm wondering if the reason their MP/LP raising frequencey is lower is due to the fact
that they cant OPEN-raise as wide because it gets raised infront of them which would then
in return mean that if PT says they're raising 15% from MP it would still be a range
way wider than 15% but on average they only get to open-raise 15% from that position because
it gets raised infront of them or is that not how its callculated?
regards
PT3 differentiates PFR between EP, MP and LP raises. Often you see something like
25% EP, 15% MP and 20% LP. So it looks like people are raising 25% of hands, or better said,
a 25% Range from EP and they raise less from later positions.
Now I'm wondering if the reason their MP/LP raising frequencey is lower is due to the fact
that they cant OPEN-raise as wide because it gets raised infront of them which would then
in return mean that if PT says they're raising 15% from MP it would still be a range
way wider than 15% but on average they only get to open-raise 15% from that position because
it gets raised infront of them or is that not how its callculated?
regards