Then, inspired by similar works related to the P2P field, it surveys related research papers to qualify the ICN literature produced so far, finding that a large fraction of contributions either uses custom, proprietary, and unavailable software, or even plainly fails to mention any information in this regard.
We know, for example, that while Roth accounts have been available in most big firms and government agencies for more than a decade, only a fraction of contributions go into such accounts.
Those numbers are a tiny fraction of contributions from the taxi industry.
The fraction of each contribution to the total grain processing of (i), (ii), and (iii) (i.e., the relative importance of the three contributions to all grain processing mechanisms) is 30 50%, 20 40%, and 10 40%, respectively.
Previous estimates of total CSF production rate including those made by the ventriculo-cisternal perfusion method may not include a large fraction of the contribution of ISF secretion at the blood-brain barrier.
While Obama attended four times the number of fund-raising events that Bill Clinton did during his first year in office, he garnered a fraction of the contributions.
And in 2004, New Jersey Democrats gave to charity a fraction of the contributions they had received from real estate developer Charles Kushner, who had donated money in the names of his partnerships without authorization.
Nevertheless, these SNPs have limited effects on predicting the phenotype, and a large fraction of genetic contributions to complex diseases remain unclear.
In spite of these topological differences, however, Figure 5 indicates that they do not impact contributions; specifically, the fraction of groups contributing at least X in a given round is similar for all topologies, and over all rounds.
The fraction of rodent model contribution and the fraction of human model contribution were used as the end-points for comparison.
where S k is the contribution from each source and a ik is the fraction of source k contribution possessing property i at the receptor.
