Sentence examples for in their labelling from inspiring English sources

Menus differed in their labelling technique – either energy labels, single traffic light labels, or a no-label control.

Changes in their labelling following pollination suggest a role in pollen stigma interaction.

In pixel-level comparison of manually hand-drawn segmentation masks, pathologists differed in their labelling of 9% of pixels (Table 1).

I find a lot of American sunscreen brands are not exactly directly misleading in their labels, but they have labels that can be misconstrued".

Early Paris couture was dominated by male businessmen, but Callot Soeurs "proudly announced the fact that it was a female enterprise with the inclusion of the word 'Soeurs' in their label," the fashion historian Camille Janbon writes.

For example, people used "rain" both as a noun and a verb in their labels.

This is a relevant result, because commercial humic products are evaluated by their potential users (farmers) by their richness in humic or humic compounds, which in many countries must be stated in their labels, by law.

The results may be considered by wine producers in their label design to create sensory expectations in accordance with the actual flavour of their wine and, hence, avoid any disconfirmation of consumers' expectations when they taste the wine.

At present, only a few formulations with characteristics designed to oppose tampering for abuse have received approval by the US Food and Drug Administration, and none has been permitted to include claims of abuse deterrence or tamper resistance in their labeling.

So perhaps this should be reflected in their label?

Different governing bodies have different degrees of rigor in their labeling requirements -- generally the more globally prestigious and historic the designation the more stringent the regulations.