Previously, it was shown that a population of cells exists within the epithelium of the mouse mammary gland that retains a H-TdR label, deemed label-retaining cells [ 9].
HOME CARE AIDES Under longstanding and grossly unfair labor rules, home care aides are deemed "companions," a label that exempts employers from having to pay minimum wage and time-and-a-half for overtime.
The film charts Ben's gradual emotional thaw and return to the children's-music stage, which he abandoned after his record label deemed songs he recorded for adults too "inaccessible".
For example, the difference in value between a label deemed "mint" and the same one deemed just "very good" (because of stains or discolorations) can be twofold.
But a couple months later when they were flying to Halifax to visit relatives, an Air Canada agent told them that their infant son had a "deemed high profile" label on his file.
As we go to virtual press, I'm still both shocked and stoked that the La Vida Es Un Mus label deemed the Astronauts debut LP from 1981, Peter Pan Hits The Suburbs, worthy of a re-issue.
Therefore, it was deemed reasonable to label "herbivore biomass" the total dry sample obtained.
Since the FDA hasn't acted, litigation and threatened litigation have become part of CSPI's strategy to force companies to practice what it deems honest labeling and marketing.
Her tweets were met with vitriol from Twitter users who deem such labels insults rather than provable identifiers.
Putting it simply, the Quayle-led Commission recommended that an ingredient would be deemed "material" for labeling if it possessed nutritional or organoleptic (taste, smell, etc).
The evaluations also tell how meaningful the label is for each product type (for instance, the USDA Organic label is deemed highly meaningful for foods but not for cosmetics).
