Sentence examples for apparently labelled from inspiring English sources

Farah was apparently labelled by the IAAF, the sport's governing body, a "likely doper" in November 2015.

When talk turns to the musical genre he apparently labelled the new tracks with, he looks totally baffled.

On June 11, it will be exactly five years since Michael Arrington hit the 'Publish' button and introduced the Interwebz to the very first TechCrunch post (which was a brief profile of blog search engine Technorati, which Mike apparently labeled a real-time search engine at the time – what's old is new again, right?).

The cut of meat, called "pizzle," was apparently labeled as "inedible beef, not intended for human consumption," before the store's manager repackaged it and put it out on the shelf.

Regenerating myofibers were not apparently labeled by anti-Grp75 antibodies (data not shown; see Additional file 3).

In recent days, NASA investigators at the Michoud Assembly Facility, the plant here where Lockheed Martin makes the $43 million tanks for NASA, have discovered that at least one flask of adhesive used in the bipod area was apparently wrongly labeled by an employee, possibly leading to misapplication, the plant worker said.

Unlike the two other fly species, L3 was apparently not labeled in Drosophila.

Ludicrously, Ennis-Hill wapparentlytly among those labelled fat before her 2012 triumph.

Yet a rough mutant of E. coli could be successfully labelled, apparently owing to the lack of branched O-antigen components of the lipopolysaccharide on the cell surface, which prevent the Zn-DPA/QD complex from binding to its lipid A target deeper in the membrane.

He said the drugs, wrapped in different colours and labelled with apparently coded phrases and pictures that included Homer Simpson, would be incinerated immediately after the weighing and counting is completed.

The TUNEL method labelled some apparently well preserved neoplastic cells.