Sentence examples for application of this label from inspiring English sources

Second, there is a discussion of current assessments of various proposals that have been called "The Turing Test" (whether or not there is much merit in the application of this label to the proposals in question).

That process involves interpretation, in which ambiguity is resolved through the application of the label "stalking".

He sometimes refers to these Pythagoreans as the "so-called Pythagoreans," suggesting that he had some reservations about the application of the label "Pythagorean" to them.

• To the Editor: If you examine the life of a person who is readily identified as being bigoted or prejudiced, you generally find not one or two instances of bias, but rather a pattern of words and actions that bear out application of those labels, more or less consistent over time.

This could be explained by earlier tracing studies that characterize the innervation of the dura mater where the application of the labelling substances on a caudomedial region of the dura mater, labelled neurons appeared bilaterally [28].

As an application of this probe, fluorescent labeling of histidine in human serum was attempted and the obtained results were in agreement with those given by using histidine nickel complex adsorptive voltammetry.

Our first application of this generic tag is to label Lymphoseek (tilmanocept), an agent designed for receptor-specific sentinel lymph node (SLN) mapping.

The application of a label -- either for the first time or overriding a previous appellation -- can set in rapidly and proliferate mimetically: whenever enough listeners respond favorably to a name, they begin to use it themselves.

Given that all of these are causes of depressed mood requiring clinical attention, the application of a label of clinical depression may not be a cause for particular concern in terms of compromising proper clinical care.

However, the GPs were also aware of the risk of not taking symptoms seriously and of overlooking serious disease due to a stereotypical image of the patient based on familiarity with the patient over time or application of a label of 'multiple symptoms'.

Application of this conjugation strategy in selective, label-free nucleic-acid biosensing is also successfully accomplished using a model 16mer PNA probe.