About half of them were urgent calls in the field; the other half were follow-ups monitoring the progress of vets they'd helped connect to services.
Although initial responses are generally favourable, approximately half of cases progress to metastatic castrate resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC), rendering traditional hormonal therapies ineffective.
Many experts say that more than half of our progress in combating breast cancer comes from this type of treatment, called adjuvant therapy.
But Hickson is equally fascinated by the price that has to be paid for living through a century and a half of accelerating progress: in particular, she shows the career-driven, uncompromising May becoming habituated to loneliness and to a sense of estrangement from the activist Amy who, as her three-letter name implies, represents her other self.
δ EB ∈ 0, 1 ; (2) δOB grows with τ, when τ is beyond half of total progress.
Employ τ as the progress rate of the optimization, δEB and δOB subject to: (1) δEB grows with τ, when τ is not beyond half of total progress.
Consistently, half of the progress has been made by at most 10% of the users, while in puzzle 3 and 4 this ratio is close to 5% of users.
Mitt's got a point re: the depressed labor force participation rate, but he's all stuff and malarkey if he really thinks that explains all, or even half, of the progress on unemployment.
Current real-world treatment patterns show that about half of patients progress and go on to receive second-line combination therapy (typically involving cross-over between FOLFIRI and FOLFOX) (Hess et al, 2010; Rosé et al, 2012), with similar patterns for use of additional biologic therapy in this setting.
Half of progress is about recognizing women whose accomplishments were, as the Times puts it, "overlooked". But I think the other half of progress is something we consider even less: reframing our understanding of accomplishments.
