The phrase "a half of simulations" is not correct in standard written English.
You can use "half of the simulations" instead when referring to a portion of simulations in a more grammatically accurate way.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed half of the simulations to draw our conclusions."
Alternatives: "one half of the simulations" or "50% of the simulations".
At decision makers' willingness to pay >$24,000/LYS, more than half of simulations found that a prepandemic vaccination program combined with antiviral treatment was cost-effective in Australia.
We performed one and a half dimensional simulation of an electron bunch with τ b = 70 fs, r b = 20 μm, and 10 5 electrons.
More than 80percentt of the outcomes with a 9percentt discount rate and half of the simulations with a 6percentt discount rate are negative.
Among 100 autosome-wide simulations under the null hypothesis, more than half of the simulations indicated a maximum LOD score larger than 2.5 and one third had a LOD score over 3.0 with the empirical 5% significance level being 4.4.
For soybeans, half of the simulations found an increase in crop yield, while the other half found a decrease.
In fact for the case where,, and, a finite value of was not achievable in over half of 1000 simulations.
The effect of this non stationary behavior is that the magnitude displays a way smaller bandwidth than expected because of destructive interference between the first half of a simulation and the second half due to this non stationary phase.
We also observe a significant effect of both arrangement and sex by arrangement interaction in about half of the simulations; this is consistent with the expected result if these two effects were independent.
Under this null hypothesis, we would expect the simulated number of deaths to exceed the observed number in approximately half of the simulations, [ 14].
The spherical cutoff distance is set a little smaller than half of the simulation cell [10, 17, 27].
