Sentence examples for half of the educational from inspiring English sources

But to the dismay -- or possibly the delight -- of some critics, the $599 Barbie PC comes loaded with a little more than half of the educational software found on Mattel's companion computer for boys, the Hot Wheels PC. "I was surprised how different the software packages were," said Carol J. Burger, an immunologist and co-ordinator for the Science and Gender Equity Program at Virginia Tech.

Founded in 2004, it is run by the non-profit Autism Resource Centre, and comprises one half of the national educational provision for autistic children.

"We found that nearly half of the co-educational state-funded schools we looked at are actually doing worse than average," explained Clare Thomson, curriculum and diversity manager at the Institute of Physics.

Results indicate that at least half of the variation in educational attainment and adult IQ is due to factors shared by siblings (Björklund and Salvanes 2011; Björklund and Jäntti 2012).

The first half of the show is educational as well as entertaining, as few in even a Laguna audience would recall events of the 1920s and '30s that inspired its folk music.

More than half of the participants presented educational attainment of matriculation or bachelor degree and received a monthly household income of RMB 6000 and higher (55.1 and 52.3 %, respectively).

Subjects had a diverse SES background, with approximately half of the women having an educational attainment of up to high school and about 35% of women had a household income below $30,000 (Table  1).

Many countries included in global clinical trials have less than half the educational level of US trial participants.

With an average income of $C6282 (before government subsidy), Vancouver's Downtown Eastside has over twice the unemployment rate of Vancouver and less than half the educational attainment.

"The other half of the story is the transformational educational experience offered by tutors, and many parents realise this.

The money goes into a national pool, and more than half of the total is distributed to educational institutions and work force programs around the country that train American workers to fill the positions for which foreigners are recruited.