Along the way, some energy is inevitably lost, and even though proportionately these losses are small, when you're talking about four trillion kilowatt hours they quickly add up.
Other carriers will likely welcome it aboard in the future; though proportionately few users give mobile e-mail a try, their attempts still count as high-margin data fees, and carriers want to cast as wide a net as possible.
Or it may be that more experienced fighters are being held in reserve for a later battle.The losses of the Sri Lankan army, though high, are proportionately less than those of the Tigers when set against the army's 120,000 or so men.
According to the data presented in Fig. 6C, the mutant wing discs are proportionately reduced in size, even though the majority of apoptosis occurs in the wing pouch.
Italy, for example, carries a public-debt burden of 132% of GDP, yet its privatisation plans are timid even though the state has proportionately more to sell than most other rich countries, with corporate stakes worth perhaps $225 billion and non-financial assets worth as much as $1.6 trillion.
A larger number of misclassified cases increases both the numerator and denominator of observed specificity, though the numerator increases proportionately less since it is numerically smaller than the denominator.
As the offspring matures and becomes able to obtain food by itself, the time and energy invested by the dam results in proportionately less benefits to the offspring, even though for her it implies an increasing biological cost.
