Sentence examples for further minority from inspiring English sources

Our results show that HLEC apoptosis triggered by PRBC cytoadherence is detectable after only 4 h of coculture with most apoptogenic P. falciparum strains, and after 24 h for a further minority of strains.

In a further minority of cases, there is no high likelihood cause, amounting to no clear conclusion on cause of death.

Further, minority populations in the USA, as in other countries, are exposed to health disparities in many aspects of health service provision.

In addition, pearl millet involucres are polymorphic in grain count with the vast majority producing two grains, a large minority with one larger grain, and a further minority producing 3 9 grains, which are necessarily smaller (Godbole, 1925).

The endosperm problem of pseudogamous plants brings further minority cytotype exclusion principles into play (Levin, 1975, 2002): a rare apomictic individual in a population will be mainly pollinated with haploid pollen of the dominating sexual individuals, resulting in reduced fertility.

However, less than half of the respondents (45.6%) had ever been referred for secondary or tertiary care after their enrolment in the NHIS, with a further minority of 23.5% that had a polygamous family.

Part of Mr. Llewellyn's success stemmed from tax laws aimed at furthering minority ownership of communications companies.

That has further upset minority shareholders, who think that the Telegraph Group alone could be worth as much as $1 billion.

96.8% of mixed race White and Black Caribbean residents identify as British, with a further six minority ethnicities showing British national identity rates of over 80% (see chart below).

The trick is doing this without further bilking minority shareholders who bought their holdings at inflated prices: simply flooding the market with the state's shares would drive prices down even further.

The court's decision may boost some momentum for reform of the market regulations, which has been discussed for years, to further protect minority shareholders.