More than that, in-person voter impersonation fraud, the only kind of fraud voter ID laws work to prevent, constituted a fraction of any cases reported, much less prosecuted.
The access lines USTA quotes could fall under the 4.7 million "Main Access Lines" (or it could include some of the other 'switched access' categories), but it is only voice, "switched", copper-based phone lines, which only constitute a fraction of the actual lines in service in the year 2007.
The value of each category constitutes a fraction of the reliability of individual peer.
Specialized analog equipment fills a warren of rooms, but demand is dwindling and the dozen employees constitute a fraction of the number of workers in the 1980's.
Although nonprimary-residence and owner-occupancy cases constitute a fraction of the total housing court caseload, they resonate through the landlord-tenant legal community and grab a disproportionate piece of the court calendar.
Recent studies revealed that submicroscopic CNVs constitute a fraction of the genetic causes of both isolated and syndromic 46,XY DSD.
Since then, the feature seems to have become less important to Raptr, in part because automatic updates only apply to native PC games, which only constitute a fraction of Raptr's game database.
During an epidemic, infected individuals who can be identified (either as influenza-like illness or laboratory confirmed case) constitute a fraction of the subpopulation I s with symptoms.
One of them is avidin, which is expressed by oviduct cells upon progesterone induction and is then transferred to the egg-white where it constitutes a minor fraction of the total protein content of the egg-white [ 1].
The widespread appearance of CDH in fungi and the fact that it constitutes a considerable fraction of the lignocellulolytic enzymes secreted by these fungi (0.5 12 %) implies that CDH has an important function in wood degradation [ 62].
Unsurprisingly, the nonphotosynthetic halophile pigmentation is more detectible when it constitutes a larger fraction of the surface.
