Sentence examples for introduced labels from inspiring English sources

Some food retailers have introduced labels indicating that an animal was raised with care.

(It was Ms. Prada who introduced labels in her clothes that read "Made in China").

(When the CD was introduced, labels charged consumers twice as much but paid artists only the same amount for many years).

Gmail introduced labels, adding a star to a thread and grouping multiple emails into a thread.

Reducing the number of introduced labels, radionuclide chelator and fluorescent dye, to ~2 per trastuzumab molecule, improved results could be obtained in 4T1.2neu/R tumor-bearing xenograft mice, allowing for a tumor visualization with PET as well as NIR-FI at 24 h p.i., although tumor-to-muscle ratios of only ~2.5 were obtained [ 58].

Other studies, limiting the number of introduced labels to a minimum of 0.5 0.9 equivalents of each labeling moiety per antibody, found even more favorable biodistribution properties such as a slowed clearance, lower liver, and higher and prolonged tumor uptakes resulting in a clear visualization of the tumor mass in vivo at 48 h p.i. with PET as well as NIR-FI [ 54, 57].

Hence, positive Δδ13C values indicate that the organismshaveacquired some of the introduced label.

In order to curb the diversion of drugs the government introduced labeling of drug tablets with the letters "MG".

To discriminate between the chemically introduced label and arbitrarily introduced modifications (e.g. formalin traces in the FFPE samples), we used heavy formaldehyde (COD2).

To minimise the intake of industrial trans fatty acids (I-TFA) some countries have introduced labelling, while others have introduced legislative limits on the content of I-TFA in food.

In addition, we introduce labels representing kinds of amino acids and bases as local features of a CRF.