Sentence examples for half derived from inspiring English sources

Employing 50 workers, it generated just $154,653 in revenue last year, half derived from a $25 monthly subscription it charges doctors, half from the 35 cent reimbursements it gets from insurers for each claim.

This implied that only half of the hamster midbody proteins were actually de novo eukaryotic innovations whereas the other half derived from tinkering of more ancient protein domains, sometimes in combination with recent ones.

For example, block one contain 17 words (about half flora names, half fauna names), 17 derived pseudo-words (half derived from flora names, half derived from fauna names), 17 non derived pseudo-words, and 17 strings randomly distributed.

One means of evaluating the performance of the statistical models is to split the data in half, derive the model from one half of the data and test the model on the other half.

Two groups were given emergency boluses of 20 to 40 millilitres of fluid per kilogram of bodyweight – half of them saline and half albumin (derived from blood products) to see whether there was any difference.

There are some 170.000 new EBV-positive tumours occurring annually in the global human population, of which half derive from the hematopoietic compartment and half from epithelial precursors.

But of the $52m in fees it earned from the firm, more than half, $27m, derived not from auditing its books, but from providing other services.

But of the $52m in fees Andersen earned from it, more than half, $27m, derived not from auditing its books, but from providing other services.

An article in the Lancet in 2011 questioned the verity of those numbers: it reported that the number of fatalities the traffic police counted was less than half that derived from death certificates at the ministry of health.

Church mode, also called ecclesiastical mode, in music, any one of eight scalar arrangements of whole and half tones, derived by medieval theorists, most likely from early Christian vocal convention.

About half are derived from deceased or now-sterile dogs, including a few collected from a golden retriever 21 years ago and 40 from his boxer Biff (Ch. High-Tech's Arbitrage), who was profiled in the New Yorker in 1995.