In 2005, 53% of the budget was derived from fares, 32% from taxes, and 15% from other sources, including advertising, station retail space leasing, and parking fees.
While foods such as meat, fish and eggs are rich in protein, not everyone is comfortable with eating animal-derived fare.
The giveaway is a microchip in the new digital fare cards, derived from the electronic ID cards many of us already use to enter our workplaces.
But holding the line on the base fare meant that the necessary increase in revenue would have to be derived from other slices of the fare pie.
Another notable feature of this chemistry is the use of the N-oxide derived from Hantzsch ester, which fared better than 2,6-dibromopyridine N-oxides and other oxidants.
The "scientific" category key words are derived from categories from the NIH Fellows Award for Research Excellence (FARE) Web page, which has a fairly comprehensive list of terms.
Although LEH rats are also an outbred strain, LEH derived embryos do not appear to fare as well in vitro as those derived from the SD strain.
Additional indirect patient time and transportation costs were derived as the sum of lost time (valued based on average hourly wage in Japan) and transportation expenses (train fares) for visits related to adjuvant chemotherapy.
Such practices threaten to erode the benefits consumers derived from deregulation of the airline industry -- namely, lower fares and expanded service.
Further validation for this theory is derived from the observation that cells treated with only AECHL-1 fared better than cells receiving both the treatments.
Along with the myriad nods to big-ticket Broadway fare, some organizations offer something the Tonys don't, recognition for Off Broadway productions — one of which, this year, was derived from our pages.
