The phrase "a separate tag" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a distinct label or identifier that is not combined with others.
Example: "In the database, each entry must have a separate tag to ensure proper categorization."
Alternatives: "an individual tag" or "a distinct tag".
It shows only the price and the price per weight, so it requires a separate paper tag to show an item's name.
The largest apartment, at 10,000 square feet, is the so-called mansion: it is listed at $45 million and, if the buyer is so inclined, can be accompanied by its own potentially two-space parking garage, with a separate price tag of $1 million.
Therefore, contig sequences composed by at least five separate, tag containing ESTs were evaluated for the presence of an isolated- or crowded-reared specific tag, allowing us to classify them as carrying substantially more (i.e. each with a ratio ≥five to one) (i) crowded- or (ii) isolated-reared tags.
Anthony claims separate tag hardware is needed to reduce battery drain while also enabling more automated operation.
High-scoring tags, from each of the seven parent ion mass used, are pooled together to form two separate tag lists: one for each terminal.
QuEST did not dominate in comparisons, however, perhaps because it transposes tag locations, rather than estimating two separate tag densities, one for each strand.
To separate TAG production from the biomass production, we subtracted all TAG producing compounds from the mixotrophic biomass definition and created a separate exchange reaction EX_TAG with the same TAG composition as in the biomass definition and a new biomass reaction BM_TAG.
In a separate study, tagged SUMO conjugates were isolated under native conditions in a single-step anti-FLAG immunopurification, and over 300 gene products were identified (Table S2).
The two genome libraries were barcoded with separate tags, then pooled to be sequenced in a single lane.
Without commas, my photos of New Zealand have separate tags of New and Zealand.
