These studies suggest a sort of linguistic Heisenberg principle: as soon as you label a concept, you change how people perceive it.
Chris Tyler-Smith (Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, UK) estimated that each individual carries approximately 100 loss-of-function variants, but cautioned that population distribution and haplotype background must be considered before labeling a genetic change as pathogenic.
Some officials are suggesting that any treaty changes should be technical and introduced through what has been labeled a "treaty change-lite" option, which would shortcut normal procedures.
Use of the pain labels required a change to their usual practice, and the use of the label 'atypical' was frequently problematic.
We chose an interval that more finely differentiates tissue-specific AS for this task, where a difference of >0.15 would be labeled as a change in PSI levels.
Age discrimination or no, the people at Allied Domecq, Beefeater's owner, decided that the label needed a change to recapture the youthful drinkers that Tanqueray began to woo away nearly 20 years ago.
Because the U.S. government was legally prohibited from providing financial aid (which amounted to more that $1 billion annually for Egypt) to countries whose leadership changed as the result of a coup, the administration hesitated to label the change in power a coup.
A Republican who fails to deny climate change is labeled a RINO...a Republican In Name Only...and shunned by "the base", the self-anointed true believers.
Rebelo, a hard-line communist, labeled climate change an "environmental scam" in a 2010 open letter to environmentalist Marcio Santilli, according to Bloomberg View.
