Sentence examples for one half did from inspiring English sources

About one half of the studies found attitude differences by gender, while the other one half did not [ 21].

Age of onset may account for the differences between Clusters 1 and 3. Cluster 1 included young women with anxiety disorders for the most part, though one half did experience a major depressive disorder.

Of 1,752 patient records initially included in the analysis, just over one half did not record CD4 count and one quarter of patient records did not record WHO clinical stage on the initial visit form (Table  1).

Among the respondents, 103 (64%) did not use washing machines in the scheme's laundry rooms, one-half did not use the assisted-bathing facilities, and around one-third of participants did not use the personal computers in their schemes, electric ovens, electric hobs and emergency call systems.

In a small hospital-based prospective study, those who knew the A1C goal had better control several years after an education session and repeated follow-up visits where health providers emphasized the goal; nevertheless, almost one-half did not recognize the term A1C and less than one-quarter knew the A1C target (22).

In March less than one-third of African-American votersupporteded the measure, and now more than one-half do—a change possibly attributable to President Obama's "evolution" on the issue.

As many as 5percentt of the adults in the District of Columbia are infected — a rate Dr. Hader says is comparable with those in West Africa — and one-third to one-half do not even know they harbor the virus.

This allows players who know they will be entering the draft to forgo attending classes during their spring semester altogether — "one and done" is really "one half and done".

This allows players who know they will be entering the draft to forgo attending classes during their spring semester altogether—"one and done" is really "one half and done".

By the 2009 series, only half did (one, Monty Panesar, attended both types).

Marbury added that it was as if Nets fans were saying, "Why should I pay money to see these guys come out and lose, regardless if they play hard?" For one half, the Nets did play hard.