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P2P is still part of the mix, but represents less than five percent of all loans, he added.
Source separation and treatment of human urine have attracted extensive interest in urban water management since urine constitutes at least 50% of total phosphorus (P) load and 80% of total nitrogen (N) load in municipal wastewater, but represents less than 1% of total volume (Hanæus et al. 1997; Maurer et al. 2006).
The federally funded Legal Services Corporation is the largest single source of legal aid funding, but represents less than one-fourth of total support.
Geothermal energy is the second most used form of renewable energy in Russia but represents less than 1% of the total energy production.
His holding of nearly six million shares was worth about $345 million at the time of the investment, but represented less than 1 percent of the company.
Pepsi already had about 90 percent of the business in Applebee's restaurants but represented less than half the drinks sold in IHOP outlets.
She said: "Of course happiness is important, but it is a low benchmark for any business to set for their employees, regardless of gender... in the marketing and advertising world, where I found my feet, it is staggering to consider that women drive approximately 80% of consumer spending but represent less than a third of senior positions".
In the Calocedrus plantation at Lienhuachi and the hardwood forest at Huoshaoliao, Acidobacteria were abundant in soils but represented less than 50% of clones (Lin et al. [2011b, c]).
Dengue cases reported by practitioners are mainly non-severe; severe cases treated in hospitals are not included but represent less than 1% of dengue cases.
The exploration of secreted proteins showed that a majority were present in the eggshell but represented less than 10% of total proteins identified in the shell matrix.
Operator effects are significant for the majority of the points, but represent less than 1% of the total variation among images.
