Sentence examples for that fora from inspiring English sources

This choice is also consistent with the recommendation of the OECD that fora chronic toxicity test, rats of the same strain should be used as in studies on thesame substance but of shorter duration [32].

I think the real difference is that Fora's content tends to be culled from longer speeches, whereas BigThink starts with the three-minute clip as its primary unit of production and consumption.

This was likely sustained by the fact that fora to discuss work processes were rare.

The Lady's political shift was something one could have seen coming, if one had suffered through the simpering take on contemporary politics she offered on that fora for middle-class thought, the Wall Street Journal's op-ed page.

44 It is thought that fecal fora can continue to change up until 2 years of age, demonstrating the potential need for a longer duration of breast feeding to impact a child's risk of IBD development.

Meehan continued: "The international community has spoken clearly through the UN security council and in other fora that the violent takeover of Yemen by an armed faction is unacceptable and that a legitimate political transition – long sought by the Yemeni people – can be accomplished only through political negotiations and a consensus agreement among all of the parties.

The African leaders have expressed in different fora that Durban can not become the grave of the Kyoto protocol, and we are completely supportive of that ambition".

The European Technology Platforms (ETPs), which "are industry-led stakeholder fora that develop short- to long-term research and innovation agendas and roadmaps for action at the EU and national level to be supported by both private and public funding" [9].

America has been unflinching in its support for Israel in international circles and multilateral fora that all too often ostracize the Jewish state.

Upon comparison of alternative proposals regarding what causal processes may have led to the array of observations as we see them, we conclude that the case fora causal association is weak and strains biological plausibility.

In Copenhagen, a recent survey by the Danish thinktank Fora shows that the creative industry is the city's most important, with about 70,000 employed either directly in creative job positions or in businesses like fashion retail that benefit from the innovations of the creative industry.