Sentence examples for a suitable label from inspiring English sources

Honor thy father and mother by letting them root for you at home; "that's my boy" is hardly a suitable label for a man of 53.

"Point" is a suitable label, because these artifacts bear relatively sharp tips that were fashioned for the purpose of impaling and disabling prey, and were themselves hafted as the pointed tips of shaft weapons like spears and arrows.

These (white) individuals believe I owe them explanations of who I am so they will know where and how to file my brown presence with a suitable label, thereby establishing my validity as an American.

This was the appropriate concentration of E-HRP to obtain a suitable labeling of the cell membrane.

The true identity, however, remains subjective until a suitable labeling or correlative approach is developed for the vitreous cryo-sectioning.

This issue may only be resolved fully by the development of a suitable labelling technique, which could indelibly mark all c-Myc activated keratinocytes, but only up to the point at which c-Myc is inactivated and not when c-Myc is reactivated.

In Figure 3 we present the value 136 as a chosen suitable label.

For a broad range of laypersons interviewed in Müritz National Park, "wilderness" seems to be a suitable, positive label for wetlands, shorelines, large forests and remote mountain areas.

Here, one-pot polymerization method was developed to synthesize fluorescent MIP nanoparticles (NPs) bearing a suitable fluorescent label as the fluorescence acceptor.

It remains an open question, however, whether "atheism" is the most suitable label for Hume's general position on this subject – apt as it may be.

Regions of interest in a biological specimen prepared for imaging are selected on the basis of the distribution of a suitable marker labelled with an antibody or fluorescent protein, and then a tag (in this case hexahistidine) is photo-crosslinked to the proteins distributed in this area using a multiphoton microscope.