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The amount of chemical agents in this non-stockpile materiel comprises only a fraction of the total of stockpile agents . At present , this could only be calculated by a complex method of recording time spent developing precedents as a proportion of the total time spent at work by individual professional support lawyers and transaction lawyers . Exacting requirements for nutrient utilization under a restrictive water resource protection perspective resulted in only a fraction of the total manure produced being spread on the farm fields , however . When observing lower and upper secondary schools at present , most lower secondary schools are municipal schools , and for upper secondary schools , as a proportion of the total , approximately 3 out of 4 schools are public ( of which a great majority are prefectural , and a very few are municipal ) and 1 out of 4 schools are private . Site 1193 provides a record of the total thickness of MP2 in a marginal position , the history of its growth phases and episodes of exposure , and , by investigating the hemipelagic sediments overlying MP2 , the timing for its burial . I saw a note which indicated that only a fraction of the total finance industry here caters to those who live here . Average annual employment of black , Asian , and Hispanic workers rose in numbers and as a percent of the total employed . First , it is no longer possible to get a list of the total number of hits that matched the query , as well as counts for each individual term . The computation of the diversity index is based on the population of each language as a proportion of the total population . When a large or multifaceted study directly addresses the unequal burden of cancer , we code a fraction of the total research project costs as directed at minority and underserved research . New immigrants in the 4 to 24 age group consistently form a higher percentage of their age cohort than the percentage of new immigrants as a proportion of the total population . The strong labor market in 2005 benefited American workers across all categories of race and ethnicity average annual employment of black , Asian , and Hispanic workers rose in numbers and as a percent of the total employed . Any single site , however , is not likely to represent more than a fraction of the total activities carried out by a particular group .