Sentence examples for label highly from inspiring English sources

The label highly values its transparency with customers – in terms of both how the products are made and priced.

Being ranked as moderately hazardous by the World Health Organization (WHO) and classified as a yellow label (highly toxic) pesticide in India, quinalphos is either banned or restricted in its usage in most of the nations [8].

The unworn Augusta lots have original warning labels: "highly flammable if washed".

Apparently for Obama and Duncan, supporting Teach For America — whose first-year recruits are now labeled "highly qualified" after just five weeks of training — is as much a priority as reopening the federal government after a 16-day shutdown.

He sometimes sorted reviews of his work into files labeled "Highly Unfavorable" and "Moderately Unfavorable," and in his unpublished version of "Don Quixote" ($6,000 to $8,000), he describes his fictional hero Donald Keehan of Manchon as "really off his rocker".

When Congress extended the highly qualified teacher provision in 2012, it required the Department of Education to report — by December 30 , 2013— on the extent to which low-income, English-learner, special education, and rural students are taught by teachers-in-training who are nonetheless labeled highly qualified.

Briefly, because a CHG and CHH methylation depletion is typical for gbM genes (Bewick and Schmitz 2017), genes which had a significantly higher CHG and/or CHH DNA methylation level than the genomic average (P value <0.05) were labelled highly methylated non-gbM genes (Takuno and Gaut 2012 and Takuno et al. 2017) and excluded from further analyses.

Some shops did ask for ID, but half of the 20 they visited sold vaping products labelled "highly addictive" and "over-18s only" without checking their age.

This is especially true for massive, high-resolution (HR SARR data, such as TerraSAR-X, COSMO-SkyMed, etc. Due to the SAR imaging mechanism, the complex backscattering effects of objects and scenes in such HR SAR images will lead to local noises, double reflection, and even object deformation and part missing, making sample labeling highly difficult.

STOMP combines microscopy with selective photo-labeling to accurately resolve, capture, and affinity-label highly irregular shaped micron-scale structures, via a semi-automated procedure.

Elements with at least 90% identity between the reference and each aligned species were labelled Highly Conserved Elements (HCEs).