Sentence examples for better labeled from inspiring English sources
What Mr. Haass proposes would be much better labeled "cooperation".
Indeed, these trips might be better labeled sink-or-swim.
His conclusion, written for State Legislatures magazine in 2001, was that sausage making was cleaner, more efficient, more collaborative and better labeled.
Vicki Colvin, a professor of chemistry at Rice University in Houston, who was not involved with the research, said that she saw no need to restrict the use of nanotubes in products, but that their use should be better labeled.
Or maybe Waterloo conservatives are suckers for the hometown gal.Anyway, if one bothers to really think about it, constitutional conservativism, as construed by Ms Bachmann and her boosters, might be better labeled "constitutional restorationism", which I think more clearly conveys the idea of a return to the system of government laid out in the constitution, intepreted as the authors intended.
She found the screen to be remarkably sharp, though some of the on-screen buttons could be better labeled, at least at first.
For 886 labels (out of the 2,320 labels), SMM gave higher rank positions for the correct labels than MMM did, whereas MMM yielded better label rank positions for the other 1,434 labels.
NpC is a non-stoichiometric compound, and could be better labelled as NpCx (0.82 ≤ x ≤ 0.96).
Jewel's new album will be released May 10 on his own Italians Do It Better label.
We aren't the first to say this, and we surely won't be the last, but, goodness, that Italians Do It Better label knows what it's doing.
To better label the aptamers, a 3' extension was added by PCR.
