Sentence examples for in terms of labelling from inspiring English sources
It's 'He believes in universal health care.' Or 'He believes in something else.' Or it's been expressed in terms of labelling.
68Ga was comparable for BPAPD, DOTAPAM or DOTAZOL in terms of labelling yields and kinetics.
It only quotes the opinion of the Interorganization Programme for the Sound Management of Chemicals Coordinating Group in Art 1.1.2.4 who says "…, cosmetics, … will not be covered by UN GHS in terms of labelling at the point of intentional intake.
Marketing: According to Johns and Pine (2002), with the purpose of evaluating economic dimension, this focuses on pricing policies of companies for premium products; product differentiation in terms of labelling, promotion strategies, etc.; consumers' attitudes and awareness of sustainable products; and the strategic development of the product life-cycle.
When re-examining the categorization of 'type of user' we applied, it might be suggested that we were too strict in terms of labelling.
It is a success for the consumer and for Parliament, which has ensured that gaps in the scope of the regulation and in terms of labelling have been eliminated.
This Firefox OS phone is more ambitious in launch scope than previous devices, and it's the first Mozilla seems confident to put its official stamp of approval on in terms of labeling it a standard which developers can use for reference, so that's something, even if the Firefox OS project in general hasn't lit any fires in the mobile device world yet.
However, there is great variation among these methods in terms of labeling specificity, velocity, stability, size of the tag, toxicity and versatility to probe structure and cell type and no single method yet succeeds in all these respects.
"A lot of my friends talk about their sexuality in terms of behaviour these days, rather than in terms of labels.
