Sentence examples for half data are from inspiring English sources

Ian Shepherdson of Pantheon Macroeconomics, who spoke at the Economist's Investment Agenda conference this morning, thinks the first half data are understated and that the economy is quite strong; the consequence will be rising wage pressures that will force the Fed to tighten more quickly than the markets expect.

comm).. Based on the random 50% resampling, in which half the data are set aside to provide an independent test of model quality, the 12 best-subset GARP models for this species were highly statistically significant (average p<10-114).

Accurate analysis of the cell voltage versus current density plots of polymer electrolyte fuel cells with Pt Mo/C anodes show that it is difficult to evaluate the best Pt/Mo atomic ratio from full-cell measurements, while half-cell data are more useful for kinetic studies.

However, few published elimination half-life data are available for young children and adolescents 1 18 years of age.

Protein half-life data are available for both paralogs of 1,440 pairs (Table S7), and many of these paralog pairs have diverged in the length and number of terminal and internal disordered segments.

As shown in Fig. 3, only half of the data are selected to pass through the round function in each round and the other half of the data just use the operation of simply rotation.

Almost half of these data are presented in this study.

This database is currently unavailable to the general public, although more than half of the data are available as part of the SRC fish bioconcentration database.

The first half of the data are used to determine the optimal tuning parameter and to choose a subset of markers by LASSO, whereas the second half of the data are used to t-test those markers.

From spending an extra day and a half redoing my soil analyses after an equipment failure, to tromping around the forest at night in a thunderstorm, to finding out half your data isn't actually useful, I've learned that science doesn't go perfectly all the time - in fact, hardly ever.

For the Republican primaries, 29 elections were analyzed and Google Trends correctly predicted only about half (the data wasn't as good for a variety of reasons).