The phrase "above the half" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing measurements, scores, or levels that exceed a midpoint.
Example: "The team's performance was above the half, indicating they were performing better than average."
Alternatives: "over the halfway mark" or "greater than half".
Labour sources said some MPs – over and above the half a dozen or so who have voted with the government on May's Brexit plan – had come to the whips' office to express reservations about the Cooper amendment.
A trust spokesman said: "We can categorically state that Ormiston Academies Trust has never been given any advance warning of Ofsted inspections over and above the half a day that all schools receive".
Similar to GC content, purine content also differs from one species to another, albeit with a relatively smaller range in a nearly 10% deviation below or above the half line.
The long half-life of approximately 9.4 to 10.6 days at the R2PD supports an every-2-week dosing schedule, with trough levels above the half maximal inhibitory concentration in pre-clinical models.
A tale of haves and have-nots, it's a dystopia set in a bifurcated society -- half a shining city above, the other half a desolate underworld.
However, when it became quickly apparent that he wasn't much of a swimmer, laughter became audible above the half-hearted cheers of the bemused crowd.
Early this afternoon, new votes were recorded that drove Mr. Tester's lead to about 3,000, and the margin above the half-percent line.
Cartier-Bresson travelled through the country recording the street life of Mexico: itinerant musicians, cripples picking their way through the markets, prostitutes appearing like puppets above the half-doors of brothels.
None of us will ever forget the photograph of Rodin's statue of Balzac, looming as if in tortured grief above the half-dismembered but recognisable corpses of a young couple on the Boulevard Raspail.
As we flew overhead, whole families sitting in the yards of destroyed houses tilted their heads up and froze in position to watch us out of sight...As we floated slowly just above the half-destroyed trees, the pilot exclaimed, "Look!
A sport utility vehicle entering the grounds is stopped first by a police officer in a fresh uniform and then, as the vehicle turns to climb one of the hills, by someone in workman's clothes who shoves a lank, haggard face with a five-day growth into the space above the half-opened passenger-side window.
