Sentence examples for fora based on from inspiring English sources

The paper presents an analysis of the length of comments posted in Internet discussion fora, based on a collection of large datasets from several sources.

Knowledge is based on forgetting.

Here we reported a study of direct competition following a factorial bivariate design between an insecticide-susceptible population of the maize weevil, Sitophilus zeamais Motschulsky (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), and one of two insecticide-resistant populations – one exhibiting fitness disadvantage based on demographic studies (Juiz de Fora) and other not exhibiting it (Jacarezinho).

Also, as we mentioned, free access to discussion fora means that the statistical properties are based on broad social sample.

Based on FL, Portmann et al. [54] introduced a framework FORA to gain deeper insights into an organizations online reputation.

Despite being deprioritized in international health fora, both India and Ecuador have reported eliminating yaws in recent years with prolonged campaigns based on case identification, contact tracing and treatment with injectable penicillin, demonstrating that sustained efforts can be successful.

Generally, PCR was conducted using a forward primer (designated "WC1atg-for") designed to amplify all WC1 transcripts based on the annotations described here and an additional forward primer (designated "WC1full-forA") was used in separate reactions to preferentially amplify archetypal WC1.1 transcripts.

For example, are regional health research and development fora, such as the Africa Forum [ 23] and the Asia Health Research Forum [ 24] that are based on inclusiveness, country-focus and ownership, succeeding in improving equity in development through research in health?

The second is based on a large telephone poll and a series of citizen jury or citizen foras.

One of the problems has been that the government of India has so far refrained from establishing an open constructive dialogue in U.N. fora on this issue, whereas other countries like Nepal have a different attitude — the latter has welcomed the draft U.N. Principles and Guidelines for Effective Elimination of Discrimination based on Work and Descent.

Based on computers and based on software".