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The government's astonishing trajectory of cuts means that, according to Professors Peter Taylor-Gooby and Gerry Stoker, by 2013 public spending will be a lower proportion of GDP in Britain than in the US.

Movement costs are claimed to be a lower proportion of total costs in North America.

"On the big family films there seems to be a lower proportion of people opting to choose 3D.

The mechanisms behind the poor survival in breast cancer for women with recent childbirth are not known, but we suggest that one explanation might be a lower proportion of hormone receptor positive tumors.

Our prediction that there should be a lower proportion of persister cells in the exponential phase is supported by data from both in vivo and in vitro studies on growth rate and the efficacy of antibiotics [16].

Recruitment of myofibroblasts can also be seen in tumour metastases with signet ring cell morphology, although in this case there are no glandular structures and there appears to be a lower proportion of myofibroblasts to tumour cells than in macrometastases of the usual type.

The majority of structural defects involved the tibia; the femur and humerus were a lower proportion (Table 1).

Orthophosphate comprised 42 75% of extracted P (Table 5), which was a lower proportion of extracted P than was detected in the M3 extracts.

The collection as a whole was rather similar to the MOD profile presented here, but there was a lower proportion of neutral compounds in their Gram-positive antibacterial actives and a much lower proportion in the Gram-negative actives.

For example, the disproportionate exclusion of certain ethnic groups from the ranks of professional violinist could be the result of discrimination against those groups, but it also might be an effect of the fact that there is a lower proportion of persons from those groups who have perfect pitch than the proportion found in other ethnic groups.

In most areas, there was a lower proportion of white people admitted to hospital by CRHT teams and a higher proportion of other ethnic groups particularly Black Caribbean.