Sentence examples for developing a label from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, we're developing a label that will tell customers the size of a product's carbon footprint.

Bagir is developing a label for suits, like the machine-washable styles sold at Sears under the Covington label, that shows the carbon dioxide emissions next to a downward pointing arrow — kind of like the Energy Star rating you would find on a refrigerator.

This paper focuses on developing a label-free electrochemical biosensor with high sensitivity for PoC applications to detect CVD biomarkers such as S100 beta proteins and C-reactive proteins (CRP).

TESS TAYLOR FOOTPRINT TRACKING: To develop a label that lets a consumer know exactly how much CO2 was released in creating a product is an enormous challenge.

"We have to educate the public about the value of locally produced," said Peter Martinelli, an organic farmer in Bolinas, Calif., who is working with the Marin program, which has developed a label to mark local products.

An F.D.A. statement said, "Our hope is that the industry will develop a label that aids in consumer understanding and helps parents and other shoppers easily identify and select products that contribute to a healthy diet".

The need for a more cost-effective normalization strategy for studies involving larger numbers of proteins and peptides led us to develop a labeled reference peptide (LRP) method, in which a single isotope-labeled peptide standard is used as the reference for all target peptides in an analysis.

Responding to pressure from federal regulators, a major food manufacturers organization said Wednesday that it would develop a labeling system for the front of food packages that would highlight the nutritional content of foods, including things like calories, unhealthy fats and sodium that many consumers want to limit.

In a similar vein, Zhang et al. [49] developed a label-free CL method for detection of fibrillar fibrin.

Qi et al. [48] developed a label-free DNA hybridization method based on the AuNP-initialed CL.

At the same time, we develop a label-free microcantilever sensor for highly sensitive detection of Glycyrrhizic acid (GL).