Sentence examples for because a small fraction from inspiring English sources
Confusion may be compounded because a small fraction of drivers, who are not members of the union, will not be on strike.
The acceleration becomes apparent because a small fraction of input data is re-computed.
Redundancy was expected, because a small fraction (2.3%) of the shotgun reads did not uniquely map to a single fingerprint contig.
Because a small fraction of VEGF from the healthy tissue enters the bloodstream (less than 0.2%), a small fraction is cleared from the plasma.
Because a small fraction, approximately 6%, represents damaged and nonaminoacylable tRNA, the true fraction of native tRNA represented in the burst amplitude is 0.88 ± 0.01 after normalization.
This is slightly higher than the kon app,4.6), because a small fraction of cTn (∼1.6% of all cTnC states or 16% among the two cTn off-states) will not have bound Ca2+ at pCa 4.6.
By contrast management effectiveness is likely to be lower in landscapes that have either high or low levels of native vegetation cover, either because biodiversity is already high across the entire landscape or because only a small fraction of the original species pool is available to support local recovery [16], [58].
The albedo distribution for asteroids with diameters less than 25 km is poorly known, because only a small fraction of that population has been characterized.
There is also debate over whether the United States Food and Drug Administration's database of patients' adverse drug reactions reliably monitors the hazards of psychotropic drug combinations, primarily because only a small fraction of cases are ever reported.
Positive ion bombardment also can cause secondary emission, but it is much less efficient than electron bombardment, because only a small fraction of an ion's energy can be imparted to (much lighter) electrons.
At the core of the dispute is the emotionally charged question of how to divide the bulk of that settlement, because only a small fraction of it will go to the heirs of Jews who had Swiss bank accounts on the eve of World War II and were killed by the Nazis.
