Local farmers have shrunk from a quarter of the community to 4% in 20 years.
Although a quarter of the community does not understand Spanish and only speaks their tribal language, they seem to understand the story that accompanies the colourful images reflected in their eyes.
A black kid growing up in South Africa's townships today is surrounded by endemic joblessness (more than a quarter of the community is unemployed), pathetic housing conditions (about 13percentt live in corrugated metal shacks), and little to no chance of escape.
The Yarnell Hill fire had begun as a small lightning strike fire on June 28, and after what has been criticized as a timid early response, grew to the larger blaze that killed 19 firefighters on June 30 and destroyed a quarter of the community.
In the very worst case, more than 2,000 community and regional banks—a quarter of the total could fail or be forced to merge, reckons Institutional Risk Analytics, a research and ratings firm.
Nearly a quarter of the First Nations communities administered by Health Canada are currently without clean water.
Bacteroides and uncultured bacteria represented each a quarter of the analyzed community.
Rauzon said the company hopes to roll out "more than one hundred" partnerships over the next twelve months, including several in California, which is home to roughly a quarter of the nation's community college students.
Moreover, Leuconostoc was identified as the most abundant bacterial genus, representing almost a quarter of the total microbial community in a group of meconium samples of newborns, which persisted in the gastrointestinal tract until 7 months of age (Gosalbes et al., 2013).
Specifying that a quarter of the REC should comprise community members (as opposed to 1 or 2 members) prevents the intimidation that community members often experience in an REC that is top heavy in terms of scientists or clinicians and obviates the power differentials that would prevent adequate and fair participation of community members [ 27].
