Sentence examples for if we label from inspiring English sources

Observe that if we label the bits from 0 to 7, bits 1, 2, 3, and 4 are on.

So if we label this protein with a GFP, we express the reporter gene and we express this gene, now we get into reporter RNA, which is fluorescent.

To him their qualms about whether the Holocaust can be described or explained smack of a "retreat into mysticism".+ "If we label the Holocaust as inexplicable," he insists, "it becomes relevant to lamentations and liturgy, but not to historical analysis".

If we label the person in the job with a frame manifested by an agenda (i.e., all the circles so far discussed), the central core of the manager's job, then we turn next to the context in which this core is embedded, the milieu in which the work is practiced.

"Almost all the food that we eat is genetically modified … If we label, there are pesticides that are much worse than genetically modified food". Perhaps, in his opposition to Prop 37, he has planted the seed of a broader food-safety movement to include pesticide labeling as well.

If we label them anything we may use the term general science.

If we labelled the product accurately, then we could immediately add: 'But it's the best we could do under the circumstances, and we will be back tomorrow, with a corrected and updated version.'" But the imperfections of the press are not the point when considering its freedom.

If we labelled the product accurately, then we could immediately add: 'But it's the best we could do under the circumstances, and we will be back tomorrow, with a corrected and updated version.'" And so, since 1997, anyone who thinks the Guardian has got something wrong can bypass the editor and appeal to someone who is himself not answerable to the editor, but to the Scott Trust.

If it does, we label this bin as a positive TSR.

While it is common to label disruptive causal forces connected to latents as residuals or structural-disturbances, and as measurement-errors if connected to indicators, we label all these as "errors" in Figure 3 because which specific disruptive causal forces constitute measurement-errors and which "residuals" remains open and requires careful researcher assessment.

If the normalized log value is ≧1, we label it as 1; if it is ≦ − 1, we label it as −1; and if it is between −1 and 1, we label it as 0. If the expression level is labeled as 1, we classify the gene as "over expressed" in this sample; if the expression level is labeled as −1, we classify the gene as "under expressed"; all other genes are "not differentially expressed".