Sentence examples for label meaning from inspiring English sources

Here, the means are represented by the parameter a – both paths are given the same label, meaning that the two means are fixed to be equal.

Sometimes you'll see pentapeptides on a label, meaning five peptides.

"Personality Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified," a catchall label meaning little more than "this person has problems" became the most common of the diagnoses.

(Such use is "off label," meaning that it does not have the approval of either the drug's manufacturer or the Food and Drug Administration).

(Such use is "off label", meaning that it does not have the approval of either the drug's manufacturer or the FDA, America's Food and Drug Administration).

Keep in mind that it's perfectly legal to administer "off label," meaning that a doctor can take any drug that's approved by the F.D.A. and use it in what he or she thinks is a prudent manner.

Most acne drugs for children are prescribed off-label, meaning that clinical trials were done on patients older than 12.

The drug is approved to treat prostate cancer; its use in IVF is off-label (meaning it is not FDA-approved for this purpose).

However, his interests extend beyond management, into festivals, venue operation and labels, meaning he is able to build partnerships, rather than rely on traditional and declining revenue streams.

Many of the limited releases that come out on Record Store Day are profitable reissues of tried-and-true hits by major labels, meaning that an up-and-coming band's new album could, in theory, be delayed because BMG wants to release twenty-one hundred copies of Carl Douglas's "Kung Fu Fighting" (as it will this year).

Specifically, when the classification metrics AUC or AUPR are applied, KronRLS learns and predicts binary labels, meaning that the datasets are binarized according to the cutoff threshold before the training step.