Examples of using Small proportion in English and their translations into Italian
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where the cost of conversion for the banks represents only a small proportion of their total costs.
Another problem with this theory is to explain why only a small proportion of A-type stars exhibit these high field strengths.
However the small proportion of workers making very long duration journeys to work has grown significantly.
It only perceives some of the errors originating outside the system and a small proportion of the errors made in the sampling and workshop areas;
Under the Industry OP, Community funding for industry in Northern Ireland represents a small proportion of public expenditure.
the number of fields extended accounts for a small proportion of fields in production.
but there is a small proportion which add the subject at the end of a phrase.
Too many vessels seem to have an authorisation to fish deep-sea species which make up only a small proportion of their total catches.
so usually only a small proportion of individual claims are covered.
this residue of infection may persist for a lifetime, and in a small proportion, may serve as a nidus for recrudescent disease later in life.
Lyme disease patients making up a small proportion of these.
No, only a very small proportion of errors found by the ECA concern fraud.
Even though the emissions from this source only represent a fairly small proportion of the total emissions of greenhouse gases,
Even though agriculture now employs only a small proportion of the work force,
Incumbents trade only a small proportion of their gas on gas exchanges“hubs”.
A small proportion of nalmefene is converted to nalmefene 3-O-sulphate by sulphation
This would affect only a small proportion of transactions and could, in any case, by addressed by bilateral netting agreements.
A small proportion of notified transactions are subjected to an in-depth("Phase 2")
In addition, a small proportion of total resources,
A small proportion of. this group left shift work in connection with occupational advancement.