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More and more can, but Indian car buyers today represent a tiny slice of a potentially giant market–India has just seven cars per 1,000 people.

Genetic profiles represent a tiny slice of a person's genome and are used to distinguish among individuals.

Ranging from headline-grabbers -- including Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis and Congresswoman-elect Tammy Duckworth -- to music-makers -- including White Mystery and Chet Haze -- and more, this year's participants represent a tiny slice of a microcosm of our life in the Windy City and surrounding area on this holiday.

The 128 TF RE combined genotypes whose affinity we measured represent a tiny slice of the vast joint sequence space of possible TFs and REs.

Authors' response: The possibility that the results of any comparative genomic analysis are affected by taxonomic sampling bias effectively can never be discarded given that the existing samples represent a tiny slice of the entire existing biodiversity.

This summer's strandings represent only a tiny slice of the four discrete populations of dolphins in the area.

Indeed, the "just right" involved parent described above represents only a tiny slice of the US population today.

Convictions represent a tiny proportion.

But they represent a tiny proportion of the membership.

Just as rubberised assassins represent a tiny proportion of women, these idiotic pebbledicks represent a tiny proportion of men.

Compared with a tank or heavy artillery, they represent a tiny and easily hidden target.