Wasserstein instead set up a committee of London- and Paris-based bankers to run the group, which contributes half of the firm's advisory revenue.
The IMRT part consists of a 5-field IMRT plan (Hybrid-IMRT), which contributes half of the total prescribed dose, while the VMAT parts consist of a 2 partial arcs VMAT plan (Hybrid-VMAT) which was optimized with the IMRT plan as a base plan, to deliver the other half of the prescribed dose.
Xola, a software platform that manages booking and marketing for tour providers, is venturing deeper into international markets after closing a $5 million Series A. The funding was led by Rakuten Travel, Japan's largest online travel agency, which contributed half of the round.
But the EU, which contributed half a billion dollars to the successful elections of 2006, and Belgium and France, could be asked to consider sending further assistance.
Given that there may be inconsistencies between the various laboratories, the data from PUFH, which contributed half of the data, were also analyzed separately for comparison with the data pooled from all the centers.
We obtained data from the California Cancer Registry (CCR), which contributes approximately half of the data in the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program and is estimated to include more than 99% of all invasive cancers diagnosed in California.
Our commitment to combating tuberculosis also translates into our support for UNITAID, to which France contributes half of the annual budget.
By contrast with its general merchandise division, M&S's food business, which contributes more than half of group sales but less profit, was reporting its 18th quarter of growth in a row.
Mr Bolland said the food business, which contributes more than half of group sales, had an "excellent" quarter.
He committed to keeping the investment bank, which contributes more than half of group earnings, and did not go as far as rivals such as UBS or RBS in cutbacks in this area.
(But the NRA doesn't actually represent its members; it represents the interests of the gun industry, which contributes more than half of the NRA's revenues and has no desire to see further impediments to a person's ability to buy more guns).
