Sentence examples for but that fraction from inspiring English sources

To some extent, yes: Back in 1984, just 26 percent of the people voting Democratic for Congress said they were liberals, but that fraction has now risen to 41 percent.

True, but that fraction is growing quickly as indies scale all the best-seller charts.

No trend data on deaths in Scottish drug users are available, but that fraction of such deaths that are classed as drug related deaths has continued to rise.

Mapping of sites via homologous relationship will undoubtedly generate false annotation, but that fraction is expected to be small if (1) site annotation is restricted to well-conserved motifs that are linked to the generic function of the domain family, and (2) a conservative procedure is used to qualify a match for mapping sites.

But in some countries that fraction is bigger than others.

Today, manufacturers often alter that fraction, but the final fraction of saturated fats in margarine containing palm oil may not be discernible from the label, Swanson says.

Formally, it is possible that a minor fraction of transcripts are edited, but that this fraction, even if small as measured in the RNA-seq or total footprint data, might account for all of the stop codon readthrough we observe.

But that small fraction, in a presidential election, is several million voters.

Suppose offsets are allowed into the system in some period t = τ, but that a fraction f of the carbon initially sequestered is lost over the relevant time horizon.

Possession may be 9/10ths of the law, but that last fraction encompasses an entire universe where human beings are concerned, and humans, especially those onto whom we project ourselves, are essentially unknowable.

We found that the CSCs represent only a small proportion of the MCF-7 cell population, but that this fraction is increased fivefold in TamR cells.