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However, this singing mode constitutes only a fraction of zebra finch males' prolific song output.
The project has grown so much recently that Ford's work constitutes only a fraction of more than 150 hours of color footage that Paisley and Andersen have assembled from other sources--European and Russian, as well as American.
However, travel for business and pleasure constitutes only a fraction of total human movement.
– Patient, pre-pregnancy BMI 23.7, 7.7 kg (17 pounds) gained at 31.5 weeks A few women said that while they were happy with their obstetrician's care overall, they would have preferred that their doctor raise issues without waiting for them to ask questions, such as the purpose of GWG, especially since the weight of a newborn constitutes only a fraction of that weight gain.
A plant species constituting only a fraction of 1percentt of a pasture may make up the greater proportion of the diet of a sheep.
On cross-examination, Clarke and her colleagues showed that radical-Islamist material constituted only a fraction of Jahar's Internet diet.
While such traffic may constitute only a fraction of the network usage, the economic impact would be significant.
Muslims may constitute only a fraction of China's population, but they amount to 22 million, according to a 2009 report by the Pew Forum.
The most expensive apartments constitute only a fraction of the market, but the impact of their rising value is greater than just the eye-popping sums they command.
Indian wine for Indian people may be the trend at the moment - exports still constitute only a fraction of total production and sky-high duty on imported wines mean they are out of reach for all but the wealthiest citizens.
Furthermore, we demonstrate that haplotypes shared between the two populations constitute only a fraction of the total number of haplotypes observed and that these shared haplotypes represent fewer of the African-descent chromosomes than was expected from previous studies.
