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Fluorine is available to humans, plants and animals mainly in the form of fluoride ion (F ). Body fluoride status depends on numerous factors, including the total amount of fluoride ingested daily, its bioavailability and metabolism. The adequate intake (Al) of fluoride from all sources is set by the Standing Committee on the Scientific Evaluation of the Dietary Reference Intakes at 0.05 mg/day/kg body weight this intake is recommended for all ages above 6 months, because it confers a high level of protection against dental caries and is not associated with any known unwanted health effects [8]. 

The conference was hosted and organized by the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis (ITS-Davis), under the auspices of the US National Research Council s Transportation Research Board - in particular, the standing committees on Energy and Alternative Fuels. 

Standing Committee or Agriculture 1981). Report of the SCA working party on infes-tntioii in grain. In Australian Grains Industry Conference. Canberra, 26—3(1 October. 1981,... 

In 1976, lUPAC set up a standing committee called CHEMRAWN (Chemistry Research Applied to World Needs). Over the years, there have been several CHEMRAWN conferences and projects to advance chemical technologies that help to achieve a sustainable society. lUPAC has also established in 2001 a working party on Synthetic Pathways and Processes in Green Ghemistry and the Interdivisional sub-Committee on Green Chemistry. 

A few half-hearted gestures of consternation were made in June, 1934, the Standing Committee of the Disarmament Conference at Geneva was adjourned indefinitely and in Britain the ten year rule on military expenditure was suspended. 

To serve this end, the conference recommended the creation of a standing Committee on Computers in Chemistry of the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology of the National Research Council (NRC). This committee was formed in 1967. 

World Road Association, AIPCR/PIARC http //www.piarc.org/en/ (accessed November 3, 2010). PIARC deals with road infrastructure planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operation. Founded in 1909, it currently has 97 national or federal government members, 2,000 collective or individual members in 129 countries, and over 750 experts in 20 standing technical committees. In addition to organizing conferences, PIARC produces guidance on subjects, such as road tunnels via its technical committees. 

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