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However they are rarely single isolates, but rather a fraction of the multiple organisms in these clinical samples.

In the typical case, an over-represented motif did not cover all cluster members but rather a fraction.

Humanity is more than just Earth, or even our solar system, but rather a small fraction of what all the Universe holds.

Statements along the lines of "Latinos are more susceptible," or "African Americans are less susceptible" to disease, drug response, or behavioral traits do not translate into "all" Latinos or "all" African Americans but, rather, a certain fraction of these populations.

In most municipalities in Westchester, a house's assessment is not its full value, but rather a state-mandated fraction of its true value.

By establishing a culture of BMSCs, we are not establishing a culture of multipotent cells, but rather a culture where only a fraction of the cells are multipotent [ 1].

The limbs did not have to support the entire body mass, rather a fraction of the total.

TV episodes are often only $.99 and so an entire season of one TV show will cost around $24 — or rather a fraction of a monthly cable bill.

In the original report suggesting that Ca2+ induced exposure of PS was sensitive to ABCA1 deletion [7], although a similar assay was used, the result was not reported as the level of PS exposure, as shown here, but rather the fraction of cells in which PS exposure was elevated.

We'd rather splash a fraction of the cash on an ultralight carbon super-bike.

I would much rather pay a fraction of the purchase cost to "rent" them, as it were, for a time being.