Sentence examples for choice of labels from inspiring English sources

A close examination of almost any news report will spot the bias of the reporter as revealed by the choice of labels of the people involved and of the verbs and adjectives used.

Indeed, DeLay so successfully insulated himself from Gingrich that the conservative Washington Times described him as a "moderate" -- a poor choice of labels for a man who once compared the Environmental Protection Agency to the Gestapo.

He said that the choice of labels mattered in considering whether the Anti-Injunction Act applied to the case but was irrelevant in determining whether Congress could justify the insurance mandate as an exercise of its taxing power.

(The choice of labels here is not entirely risk-free, for they have been contested; furthermore the first approach is quite often associated with "experimental" studies, and the latter with "case studies", but this is an over-simplification).

This non-universality of labels is in line with expectations, as it has been previously shown that the choice of labels can affect the flux resolution.

We used a selected set of medication labels to provide a range of complexity in terms of both text and illustrations; because our choice of labels was non-random, our results may not accurately represent all of the illustrations in use or their effect on comprehension.

In another box, he faced the choice of labeling the telegram as urgent or express (normal).

They will then have the choice of labeling the fruit as dried plums alone, with no mention of prunes.

One, the Labeling Education and Nutrition Act, is backed by the restaurant industry and would give restaurants and grocery stores selling prepared foods a choice of labeling formats, including posters near the cash register or disclosures on the back of the menu.

The study of dynamic internal processes involving sub-optical structures (<500 nm) is increasingly important, and there is a limited choice of label-free super-resolution methods capable of addressing living preparations.

This work showed that the choice of labeled nanoparticles as surrogates of natural colloids or manufactured nanoparticles strongly depends on the experimental conditions, especially the concentration and amount required, the composition of the effluent, and the timescale of the experiment.