Sentence examples for is often labeled with from inspiring English sources
It is important to note that this labeling procedure is not exclusive, such that a given period of the ERP for a given subject and stimulus condition is often labeled with multiple template maps.
It is important to note that this labeling procedure is not exclusive, such that a given period of the VEP for a given participant and stimulus condition is often labeled with multiple microstates.
Also, the tautomers, which are most often presumed to be associated with the same substance (unless otherwise explicitly intended), are often labeled with different identifiers.
Antibodies in particular are often labeled with small fluorophores instead of genetic tags due to the complexity of adding fluorescent proteins to the multichain immunoglobin molecule.
The amphorae deposited in the mound were often labelled with tituli picti, painted or stamped inscriptions which record information such as the weight of the oil contained in the vessel, the names of the people who weighed and documented the oil and the name of the district where the oil was originally bottled.
He is often labeled a "European Minimalist," grouped with Americans of his generation like Terry Riley, Steve Reich and Philip Glass, whom he was drawn to long before they gained favor in Europe.
The anemia associated with schistosomiasis is often labeled as anemia of chronic inflammation: however our findings suggest that this is likely not to be the case.
As part of a government that has had its hands tied by the army, and a nation that is often labelled "an army with a country, not a country with an army", Khar and her prime minister are not the real decision-makers.
