Sentence examples for if labelled from inspiring English sources

What generally aren't good value are supermarket "half price" offers (yes, I know I've said that before), or mixed cases of odds and sods at least 25% of which are likely to be duff, especially if labelled "mystery" bottles (in other words: "We're not going to let on how crap this is").

Thus, if labelled with a suitable radioisotope, these peptides might provide a convenient imaging tool.

Adding aromas to liquid or creamed honey produced from natural sources is yet a different approach compatible with European legislation, if labelled accordingly, but of questionable consumer appeal.

Patients were included from the patient administrative systems on the basis of their discharge date and diagnosis and if labelled with the additional code AZCA1, which indicates that the cancer was reported for the first time by the department [ 22].

If labelled with a fluorescent or nuclear probe, these proteins could possibly be used for in vivo detection of apoptotic cells in the field of cardiovascular disease and in other disciplines.

In turn professionals do not like to confront patients with suspected low literacy for fear that the patient will not return to the clinic if labelled as such on their record.

Even if labeled "collateral destruction," a war with Iraq would probably have that result.

What you have is gossip, and you can pass it along if labeled as such.

In fact, the response to such a turnaround, if labeled as "gentrification," is quite likely to be negative.

The Gini impurity measures how often a record would be wrongly labeled, if labeled randomly with the distribution of the classes in the dataset.

These random variables and their distributions can be refined if labeled data were available for comparison.