Almost 30% of white blood cells are lymphocytes, such as B-cells which release antigens, but far less are basophils, which release histamine.
Almost 30% of white blood cells are lymphocytes, such as B-cells which release antigens, but far fewer are basophils, which release histamine.
Almost 30% of white blood cells are lymphocytes, such as B-cells which release antigens, but far less are basophils, which release histamine.
Almost 30% of white blood cells are lymphocytes, such as B-cells which release antigens, but far fewer are basophils, which release histamine.
For percents of something we can count, something for which we would ask "how many?" instead of "how much?", then we need to use "fewer."