The Bush administration insisted that actual logging would involve only a fraction of the Tongass.
Involving only a fraction of total under-fives in the UK, the price might not be extortionate – and well worth paying, in the interests of social justice.
In that context, Britain's Basra experience, though involving only a fraction as many troops, is certain to be observed carefully for indications of what may lie ahead for the Americans, particularly in the ability of Iraqi troops to fight on their own.
Two-tier measures are those involving only a fraction of the potentially eligible population (i.e. below the majority).
This may be due to the comparability in size of the viral and liposome particles restricting the number which can be bound to the liposome surface so involving only a fraction of the antibodies, whereas non-covalently attached antibodies dissociate from the surface after acting with gp120 and free the remainder to bind further viruses.
Such a pattern of enrichment may involve only a fraction of the genes from each cancer type and yet may hold biological and clinical significance.
Despite the lack of significant pro-peptide cleavage when proMMP-2 dose response curves to BSP were examined, we hypothesized that BSP-induced activation might involve only a fraction of the total amount of enzyme.
In some tumours, significant fluctuations in pO2 could not be detected in any of the regions, and in others, pO2 fluctuated significantly in one of the regions only, suggesting that the pO2 fluctuations usually involved only a fraction of the tumour volume.
The current recall is the largest in memory, but involves only a small fraction of the 70 billion eggs produced annually, mostly by hens who spend their lives with six or seven others in cages the size of an open newspaper, their droppings carried away by one conveyer belt while the eggs are whisked off by another.
This demonstrated that the inversion involves only a small fraction of 2p.
