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The other two were already made by Mielich and Bremer (2013): use F10.7 instead of Rz, since it follows more closely EUV solar flux, and the length of period considered should be long enough so as to obtain a stable trend since at least the last 4 to 5 years of the data series considered (almost half a solar cycle).

The focuses on mobile and local make sense considering almost half of Facebook's business, organization and public-figure Page visits now come from mobile, and Facebook now hosts 15 million local business Pages in addition to brand Pages.

Imagine what the results would have been if it had been a fair and free campaign considering almost half the electorate voted "NO" Obviously, such a narrow margin under intense state oppressions and political conditions will be an international legitimacy problem for Mr. Erdogan.

Britons think almost half of people (45%) consider themselves atheist, agnostic or unaffiliated to any religion.

In the study almost half of home deliveries are conducted by a relative or neighbour, with many women having experience of deliveries but not considering themselves TBAs.

It was considered almost unethical.

Dynamic composition is considered by almost half of the approaches.

A recent publication by the Kuratorium für Verkehrssicherheit [ 2] considered that almost half of injuries in the European Union (more than 100,000 injuries annually) could be prevented given changes in exposures.

Among 25 women in an Ethiopian cohort who had been treated and had therapy discontinued when considered cured, almost half (n = 12) experienced a relapse of disease when they became pregnant (15 ).

This proportion was larger among those who used prescription medications than among those only using OTC medications, but then it is important to consider that almost half of the participants reported only using OTC medications.

Consider this: almost half of American undergraduates -- almost half of our future workforce -- is enrolled in community colleges, yet very few community college students take a language or study abroad.