Sentence examples for establishment day from inspiring English sources

The mice received a nutrient-matched control diet (Harlan Teklad, Madison, WI, USA) until tumor establishment (day 10 post-tumor implantation, average tumor size of ~15 mm) and were then switched to mouse chow containing α-TEA.

After tumor establishment (day 15 post-tumor cell injection), the mice remained on standard (nutrient-matched) chow or were transferred to chow containing 1 g/kg α-TEA (0.1% diet, Harlan Teklad) resulting in an intake of ~2 mg of α-TEA per day per mouse (equivalent to ~100 mg α-TEA per kg body weight).

Other government offices and buildings, such as hospitals, schools, departmental headquarters, sports grounds, and cultural venues should fly the flag on occasions such as the National Day of the PRC (1 October), the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day (1 July), and New Year's Day.

The uncertainty over Senate control rocked the state's political establishment Wednesday.

Sara Soumaya Chamma, who was with Farsakh on Saturday evening, offered her own review of the establishment Sunday on Facebook. .

broke with his party's political establishment Friday, and announced his endorsement of attorney Eloise Gomez Reyes, who is running in a competitive primary to represent California's 31st District.

FBI Director James Comey shocked the political establishment Friday afternoon when he disclosed in a letter to Congress that the bureau is renewing their investigation into emails sent over a private server Clinton used while serving as secretary of state.

Police said Conner entered the adults-only establishment Wednesday night, pulled a handgun out of his waistband and demanded a female clerk give him all the money in the register.

Mitt Romney gained support from one more prominent member of the Republican establishment Thursday, as it was announced that Ed Gillespie, a political strategist and former adviser to President George W. Bush, is joining his campaign as a senior adviser.

Boutiques, galleries and cafes have taken over the storefronts, and stylishly scruffy individuals shuffle between these establishments day and night.

Under Wickrematunge, the fiercely anti-establishment Sunday Leader closely scrutinised the army's conduct of the civil war, often in the face of censorship orders, armed raids and arson attacks on the newspaper's offices.