Although recruitment agencies are not seen as a major source for migration information, almost half or more of our sample across the different professions (in the case of specialist doctors, 80%) were contacted often or sometimes by recruitment agencies operating in South Africa, indicative of some active recruitment still occurring.
The lack of references of information in almost half of the documents considered is a sign of scarce transparency and does not allow the assessment of the reliability of the content.
Based on Freedom of Information requests, Shelter estimates that almost half of all homeless families placed in temporary accommodation by London councils in the year to June 2015 were sent out of area.
The average age at which teenagers have their first sexual experience steadily decreased during the 1990s, according to background information in the paper, and now almost half of American adolescents report that they have had sex by the time they graduate from high school.
Semantic information using ontology is supported by almost half of the approaches.
Due to poor methodological quality, the EWPS, WPAI, and WPSI showed unknown levels of evidence for almost half of the information on measurement properties.
However, almost half of the information recalled is incorrect [ 5, 26], which might be explained by the GPs' behaviour (e.g. the use of medical terminology difficult to understand), the form of the information provided (spoken or written), or the patients' specific expectations, e.g. an explanation of the problem [ 7].
This information is tempered by the findings that almost half of all articles include the frame of cycling as a risk to cyclists and that death, injury and danger were the main ways in which cycling attracted news media attention.
Together, Asia and Europe account for almost half of global sales in information technology, according to the International Data Corporation, a market research firm.
Almost half of the women perceived information provided by volunteer and health staff working together to be more beneficial than information provided solely by one or the other.
