"Interlocks are very effective in preventing recidivism, but the problem is they're used in a tiny proportion of cases," said Russ Rader, a spokesman for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Testing the system has always been a problem for managers; real guns and knives show up in a tiny proportion of carry-ons, and since managers cannot know what fraction of them are detected, they cannot measure performance.
Medicines that can't be brought to market because they cause an adverse reaction in a tiny proportion of the population can be prescribed to those who benefit.
It must be emphasized that the treatment goal for DO2i was achieved in only a tiny proportion of patients while using high-dose infusions.
Despite the ongoing series of multimillion-dollar deals capturing headlines, farmland purchases in fact represent a tiny proportion of Chinese investment in Australia.
Strengths of this study include large sample size, availability of socio-economic indicators over several time points and in analyses for women, consideration of parity, inclusion of those in institutions (apart from the tiny proportion already resident in an institution before age 60) and low rates of non-response and loss to follow-up.
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.
"With only 1% of children being in care, and a tiny proportion of this group taking exams, [they] are meaningless in statistical terms".
More than 18 million Americans are served drinking water by providers that have violated federal laws concerning lead in water, with only a tiny proportion of offenses resulting in any penalty, a new report has found.
Said put-upon research coordinator would have been frustrated, no doubt, by Leibniz's policy of publishing only a fraction of what he committed to paper: of the 500,000 pages of his writings that survive, only a tiny proportion appeared in print in his lifetime.
