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The fastest-growing component of the population is Asian, soaring from a tiny proportion in 1970 to more than one-tenth in the late 1990s.

Frailty's prevalence increases with age, "from a tiny proportion of people in their 60s, about three percent, to up to a quarter or a third of people 85 and older," Dr. Fried said.

From a tiny proportion of new HIV/AIDS cases in 2005, transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) was reported for 70,000 (23%) of the new HIV cases in the first nine months of 2013 [ 4- 7].

Internal firewalls bar analysts from fee discussions, they say, and each issuer accounts for a tiny proportion of their revenues.

About half of the UK's carbon emissions come from heating, but only a tiny proportion of buildings have renewable heat sources, partly because there are only a small number of such sources that are practical and available.

About half of the state's electricity is generated by thermal plants and the other half at nuclear facilities, with a tiny proportion from other sources.

A Britain removed from the European project, paying even a tiny proportion of our debt to our former colonies, living only off our own means, is going to be a very different place indeed.

Missing signatures in 36 cases reported from approximately 2.5 million administrations represents a tiny proportion of the total.

But some negative screening funds have started to widen their remit by including investment in companies which may only make a tiny proportion of their profits from unethical practices.

Philips, a Dutch electronics firm, is opening an innovation hub in Kenya to focus on health care and lighting.Most African countries are starting from a low base and still spend only a tiny proportion of GDP on scientific research.

Finally, carbon emissions from domestic air and land travel amount to a tiny proportion of the above-ground carbon sequestered on ecotourism-controlled lands.