Sentence examples for scope of half from inspiring English sources

On the notion that in QoL measures the differences within the scope of half a standard deviation are considered as noticeable [ 48] we determined a difference of 8.5 scale points to be clinically relevant.

'P' is for Petroleum 9 June 2006 The American Chemical Society has narrowed the scope of the half-billion-dollar Petroleum Research Fund.

As simulative IOP is increased, the stress-concentration scope of the posterior half of sclera gradually narrows, at the same time, the stress-concentration scope on the anterior half of sclera gradually expands, and stress on the LC is mainly concentrated in the central part, suggesting that IOP becomes mainly concentrated in the anterior part of the eyeball as it increases.

"Over the entire scope of the last half of the 20th century, no other individual had as much influence on the game of baseball as did Marvin Miller".

To understand the scope of this phenomenon, half of the 30,000 illegal migrants who arrived in the Canary Islands in 2006 were Senegalese, while 1,000 out 7,000 African illegal migrants who died during the crossings in the same year were Senegalese (Asociación Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía [2007]).

A rigorous survey of 1,140 workers in Chicagoland's low wage industries revealed an astounding scope of violations: nearly half of employees had been victims of wage theft in the past week, seeing their employers steal an average 16percentt of their earnings.

In a separate survey this year by the charity Scope, nearly half of parents of disabled children said they had seen their GP owing to stress and anxiety, as getting regular hot meals became yet another daily battle, next to fighting for shrinking services.

In this paper, we treat a similar problem in the scope of the theory of half-linear differential equations: (14).

However, according to new Scope research, half of disabled people (55%) who use social care say that it never supports their independence.

The majority of RDs believed that recommending NS was within the current dietetic scope of practice; just over half believed the same for FF/N and a minority for HP.

Half (51%) of institutions are exclusively national in scope of activities, while the other half also consider themselves active at the international level.