Sentence examples for able to label a from inspiring English sources

We become like botanists who think that being able to label a specimen means we know all we need to know about it.

Despite the possibility of being able to label a MB with any selected quencher-reporter pair, appropriate selection of the quencher and fluorophore reporter could allow for multiplexing capabilities and also aid the improvement of background signal-to-noise ratio.

Finally, we were able to label a membrane receptor protein on the surface of a live mammalian cell, because the labeling (trans-splicing) reaction could occur under nearly physiological conditions.

First, in mesoscopic measurements, it is crucial to be able to label a small number of molecules and to know precisely how many molecules are labeled.

He wants to be able to label any failures of American foreign policy, the consequences of a refusal to heed his warnings.

This ATX-ABP is able to label all the three known ATX isoforms.

The universe is confusing enough as it is animals are confusing, the weather is confusing, space is confusing so being able to label somebody as a black nu-Christian hipster, a preppy proto-estate agent, or a chubby Chinese goth makes everything a little easier.

If you feel like you're sick, if you feel like you need help, then doctors may be able to label you with a disorder only so they can figure out a good way to treat and help you".

However, even if we were able to label RB69pol with a fluorescent probe, it still might not report on the putative rearrangement of active site residues that could be the real rate-limiting step for dNTP insertion.

A paper published by Andrej Karpathy and Li Fei-Fei at Stanford University describes a computer-vision system that is able to label specific parts of a given picture.

To bridge the gap between the embryonic and postembryonic lineage model systems, we established an alternative approach: By adapting the Flybow system (Hadjieconomou et al., 2011; Shimosako et al., 2014) we were able to label primary lineages in a way that allowed their identification and documentation in the VNC of living embryos (Fig. 1A,B).