Sentence examples for half is often from inspiring English sources

About half of all randomised clinical trials are never published, 1 and the other half is often published selectively, 2 in both cases depending on the direction of the results.

Even CCR's cover hits, such as its version of Dale Hawkins Suzie Q Q" (the group's very first hit), Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put A Spell On You" and even its reinterpretation of Wilson Pickett's "Ninety-Nine And A Half" are often associated more with being a part of the Creedence catalog than their original hit versions.

Liverpool's second-half revival is often credited by the cognoscenti to Dietmar Hamann's half-time arrival but his impact was not immediate.

The simple fact is that skiing in December, January and even at February half-term is often just too cold for very young children.

The "40-something" personnel recruiter stays at her office until 6 30 or so, but the last half-hour is often spent getting ready for a night of ballroom dancing.

Treating the offspring from open-pollinated families as half-sibs is often associated with inflated heritability estimates, resulting in an exaggeration of the expected genetic gain [ 33- 35].

As half-human, half-animal, he is often shown standing with one leg bent supporting Bhumidevi, whose expression, according to Indian canons of representation, should express both shyness and joy.

Yet one solution that is proven and involves half the population is often overlooked.

Split-half reliability which is often used to test the internal consistency is computed by correlating the scores of the odd half with those of the even half in each item of SF-36.

The mighty pickle is still a fixture in New York delis, where a half-sour spear is often wrapped up with each sandwich.

In the Netherlands this half-Bruce protocol is often used for young children because of the rather large increments in workload in the original protocol.