This meant that when prices fell, the pre-specified duty became a much larger fraction of the price.
For the helium in the buckyballs, a much larger fraction -- one out of 5,000 -- was the lighter version, similar to the ratio produced by fusion in stars.
On the other hand, samples from poorly known parts of the world suggest that the named species constitute a much larger fraction.
"If you're going from six to seven seats or five to six, it's a big deal because your representation is going up by a much larger fraction," said Tim Storey, a redistricting expert at the National Council of State Legislatures.
It said "a much larger fraction of domestic banks" had tightened their terms for consumer loans than in November, although they had not changed standards for home mortgage loans.
Because the uninsured are a "perpetually changing group," however, a much larger fraction of the population suffers periodic, terrifying spells of being uninsured, and an even larger fraction lives with the fear of losing insurance if anything goes wrong at work or at home.
The fraction of the fast-electron energy lost in the form of bremsstrahlung is less than 1 percent for low-energy electrons in light materials but becomes a much larger fraction for high-energy electrons in materials with high atomic numbers.
Trainers, meanwhile, benefit by being able to set their own hours and getting paid a much larger fraction than they would make at the local gym.
Adjustment costs constitute a much larger fraction of revenue when only the exiting plants are considered, as panel (c) of Table 4 indicates.
As observed from Fig. 3(a) the total number of families (with or without links) that originate from Uusimaa region constitute a much larger fraction of the total set of families when compared to any other region.
Only a fraction of incoming light to the PtSi detector yields photo-electrons at the PtSi layer of a few nanometer thick, leaving a much larger fraction of light unused (Akiyama et al. 1994).
