The phrase "another fraction of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional part or segment of something that is already divided or quantified.
Example: "We need to analyze another fraction of the data to ensure our results are accurate."
Alternatives: "an additional portion of the" or "a further segment of the".
Some objects like dim stars, collapsed stars, giant planets and other obscure ordinary material may make up another fraction of the dark matter.
Another fraction of the DNA turns the genes on or off in a given cell at a given time.
From portal blood through the liver into the systemic circulation another fraction of the absorbed glutamine is utilized in the liver.
Another fraction of the released NO2 − could have reacted with amino group-containing cell components in the low pH systems with the formation of nitrosoamines (Fischer and Warneck 1996).
Another fraction of the MDSCs is represented by muscle side population (MSP) cells.
Another fraction of the complexes was incubated on ice for 2 min and diluted 1 4 in ice-cold AFM buffer.
Another fraction of H2A.Z stains the length of the inactive X chromosome though intriguingly this fraction can be distinguished by monoubiquitination at K120, K121 or K125 [ 16].
Once the adult mosquito acquires a blood meal, she spends approximately 48 hours converting about 20% of it into egg constituents [ 36], using another fraction of it to support the intense biosynthetic activities of this period and defecating the rest.
Accordingly, irradiation of bulky tumors may yield a fraction of cancer cells that undergoes cell death without the activation of ROS-triggered survival pathways, whereas another fraction of cancer cells, located mainly at the deep periphery of the target tissue, may suffer from oxidative stress but survive as a result of ROS-mediated activation of e.g., NF-κB-mediated survival pathways.
This could explain another fraction of tags not mapping onto the reference transcriptomes.
Then, within another fraction of a second, your feet grab the floor, your fingers curl, you pull down with slightly bent knees, chin lowered over the throat, rib cage and sternum pulled down over the diaphragm.
