The phrase "a labelling time" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific period designated for labeling items or data, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "During a labelling time, we need to ensure that all products are accurately tagged before shipment."
Alternatives: "a tagging period" or "a labeling phase".
Since, in practice, the data acquired from a system being identified are received sequentially within a specific time interval, each piece of data can be assigned a label, time tag, which shows the sequence of data relative to one another in the time domain.
The quotient of these isotope ratios is designated F* and is plotted as a function of the labelling time for each molecular-weight class (m, each class corresponding to a selected band on the gel).
In the absence of a three-dimensional protein structure, differential topology maps of individual GGCX peptides obtained periodically over a continuous labeling time course yields a dynamic viewpoint of substrate binding on GGCX conformation.
Cell-labeling was carried out according to the manufacturers protocol with an extended labeling time of 15 min followed by three wash steps.
That instant, the madman vanished from the studio and materialized naked under an overpass in a cardboard box labelled "TIME MACHINE".
As a result, the optimal incubation (labeling) time with 18F-FDG was considered to be 30 min.
Let $\{\ket{s^j}\}$ be an orthonormal basis for $\HC_S$, with states labeled by a superscript so subscripts can label time.
In this case, a deep network classifier labels time-frequency regions of the signal according to the class of the dominant source, and separation is achieved by reconstructing the corresponding regions.
Thus, a label free real time fluorometric assay for trypsin and inhibitor screening has been developed.
Do you have a label at this time?" I didn't, so he said, "Fine, when you're ready to make your record, then we'll make it".
