Sentence examples for half when compared from inspiring English sources
We await the small print, but I would guess it will almost certainly be cut by more than half when compared to last year.
Iji says, "The consumption energy of its production is about half when compared with current plastics for durable products and therefore, when it replaces them, a large amount of energy and CO2 generation will be reduced (more than 10m tonnes of CO2)." A more common use of cashew nut shells is as a biofuel.
In addition, the variance explained at school level in the Thai model was found to be less than half when compared to the Malaysian model.
On average, the number of chemical mentions per abstract was of 4.39, almost half when compared to the chemistry-related test set abstracts.
A smaller kitchen waste load size of 2 kg gave a shorter composting time by half when compared to the 6 kg.
The SP reduces the rise time to around a third and the settling time to half when compared with a PI controller.
Removing the −8409/−7563 fragment, which includes region A, induced a 38% loss of response in endothelial cells (−7563/+38Luc) and a drop of the endothelial/fibroblast ratio by half (10.6) when compared to −8409/+38Luc.
Immunocytokines provide increased half-life to cytokines, but the antibody moiety has a decreased half-life when compared with the non-fused protein.
Thus the player needs to memorize the control keys and their associated actions, something that makes control immediately harder in Half-Life when compared to the recognition-based control of WoW.
130 Putative advantages of letrozole include its lack of antiestrogenic effects on the endometrium, 131 shorter half-life when compared to clomiphene and a higher rate of monofollicular ovulation.
SPECT modality has lower resolution and higher variability than PET, but the use of SPECT tracers [ 7] is relatively cheap, and the longer half-lives when compared to PET tracers makes SPECT well suited, if not required, when biologically active radiopharmaceuticals have slow kinetics.
