Historically, the vast majority of leak-related investigations have turned up nothing conclusive, and several of the nine that have been prosecuted — six already under the Obama administration, and just three more under all previous presidents — collapsed.
Officially, China has fifty-six ethnic groups; Han Chinese are by far the most numerous, representing more than ninety per cent of the population, and, historically, the vast majority of Han are proud of their role in Tibet, which they see as a long, costly process of extending civilization to a backward region.
Historically, the vast majority of DH operators are non-ETS sector participants (see Table 1) [23].
Historically, the vast majority of time and cost consumed in a sales process was spent identifying a prospective customer, educating the prospective customer on your solution, assessing whether they had a pressing need and, finally, convincing them that your product satisfied their need best relative to alternatives in the market.
Historically, a vast percentage of the world's population has been ill-served by grid financial institutions - approximately 2.5 billion working-age adults (about 50percentt of the total) presently lack basic access to financial services (see the Gates Foundation's Financial Services for the Poor initiative).
Unlike the United States, which has historically had vast deposits of coal, oil and natural gas to fuel its own electricity, Japan in recent decades has placed much more of an emphasis on nuclear power because the small island country has fewer domestic natural resources, making its energy supply more vulnerable to fluctuations in import prices.
Historically, the vast majority of cellular probes and therapeutics have been small organic molecules (<800 Da).
Historically, the vast majority of clinical research in diabetes focuses on risk that occurs at the individual level.
Historically, the vast majority of pancreas transplants were conducted simultaneously with a kidney transplant (SPK), with a smaller proportion occurring after a kidney transplant.
Historically, the vast majority of organ donors have failed to meet these criteria, leading to lung harvest rates of only 15%to25%5%, the lowest rates of all the major transplantable organs [ 13].
