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Meanings of small proportion in English

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Usage of small proportion in English
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However, clinically significant disease only occurs in a small proportion of patients.
Pubmed
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Unfortunately only a small proportion of Pacific people are in this position.
Radio NZ
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Escalation is rare and only done for a small proportion of cases.
News.com.au
4
In other words it only accounts for a small proportion of injuries.
BBC
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But this can only represent a small proportion of the actual casualties.
A History of the Four Georges and of William IV, Volume III
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The forensic audit has raised questions about a small proportion of this.
The Guardian
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A very small proportion of the whole soil of Servia is cultivated.
Servia, Youngest Member of the European Family / or, A Residence...
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A small proportion at one Conference is chosen to attend the next.
Great Britain and Her Queen
9
But births to teenagers accounted for only a small proportion of these.
The Irish Times
10
Of course, my lugger does but a very small proportion of it.
No Surrender! A Tale of the Rising in La Vendee
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Of these our five senses pick out a very small proportion indeed.
The Blind Spot
12
Yet this is but a very small proportion for a legitimate union.
The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
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But that is only true of a relatively small proportion of legal services.
The Guardian
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Only a small proportion of the money was supplied by the British government.
The Guardian
15
Being largely automated, labour represents a small proportion of overall costs.
Reuters
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It's effective for that very small proportion of people, Phillips said.
The Guardian
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