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It's the same story with health spending as a fraction of gross domestic product.
Still, residential construction is only a small fraction of gross domestic product.
"Eventually, a huge fraction of gross national product in the world is based on discoveries made all those years ago.
Their politicians follow the international target of spending a small but significant (0.7%) fraction of gross national income on it.
Once increased, defense spending would still decline as a fraction of gross domestic product, but not as much as is currently forecast.
Simulation results indicate that declines in streamflow could be attributed to: (i) an increase in the fraction of gross rainfall converted into evapotranspiration (ET); and (ii) groundwater pumping.
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mFISH assay showed no significant level of inheritable interchromosomal aberrations were induced in the progeny of the bystander cell groups, while the fractions of gross aberrations (chromatid breaks or chromosomal breaks) significantly increased in some bystander cell groups.
In terms of absolute dollars that's probably true, but as a fraction of our gross national product, we're not doing nearly what some other countries are.
America now devotes a smaller fraction of its gross domestic product to taxes of all kinds than do the other industrialized countries, and it has a younger population, on average, than those countries.
And they offered a deal that sounded hard to refuse: GEN would bear all the development costs while the institution would get a piece of the company and a fraction of the gross receipts.
Because the economy has grown so much in the ensuing years, the peace dividend this time will be a much smaller fraction of the gross national product than it was after Vietnam.
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