Sentence examples for although only a small proportion from inspiring English sources

These people are illegal immigrants because they are undocumented, although only a small proportion of them come to Europe for economic motivations.

Although only a small proportion of the population has access to the Internet, it is used extensively by those who do, notably political bloggers.

"Although only a small proportion of young people who self-harm go on to feel suicidal, the fact that they are injuring themselves is a clear sign that they are experiencing terrible internal pain.

Although only a small proportion of the total, the number of infant classes "unlawfully" exceeding limits on class sizes has risen in a year from 0.4% to 0.9%.

The results of cell-seeding efficiency (∼1.8-fold), cell viability (∼5-fold at 7 days) and proliferation, alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity (∼1.7-fold), and mineralisation (∼1.5-fold) analyses showed that although only a small proportion of coating agent (silica) was used, the in vitro cellular activities were improved significantly.

Although only a small proportion of visitors to Insite chose to test their drugs, Lysyshyn suspects this is likely due to the fact that no fatal overdoses have ever occurred at a safe-injection facility, which now exist in at least 66 cities in ten countries.

They are growing fast and serving a vast number of people in absolute terms, although still only a small proportion of the billions who earn only a few cents a day.

It has long been known that liver surgery can cure metastatic colorectal cancer although in only a small proportion of the population with the disease.

We suggest that this activity arises from subpopulations of a range of cell types, associated with all components of the heart, which, although representing only a small proportion, clearly have a fundamental role.

Furthermore, large amounts of data are produced when analyzing complete genomes, although often only a small proportion of these data are relevant for the study question; this is particularly true when screening for drug resistance determinants.

This study, which included men and women, enabled the examination of the dose-response relation with total mortality at concentrations >90 and >120 nmol/L although with only a small proportion of the population with concentrations >120 nmol/L (n = 152; 1%) and >150 nmol (n = 21; 0.1%); we did not have power to assess potential adverse outcomes above concentrations of 150 nmol/L.