Sentence examples for labeled appearance from inspiring English sources
" Choose the tab labeled "Appearance," and then click on the button marked "Advanced.
As the gelatin used in the gels was fluorescently labeled the appearance of the gelatinolytic bands during incubation could be monitored under long wave UV light.
In a series of well performed experiments, this study describes the time course of labeled gp120 appearance on interfollicular cells, and shows this distribution differs from that of a small soluble antigen (HEL) that accesses LN conduits.
The creep's nature can be discerned from his (it is an overwhelmingly masculine label) appearance and mannerisms.
Finally, the label appearance was designed and authorized to be applied for both the existent and new buildings.
Thus, the altered kinetics of label appearance in proteins from psoriatic patients does not represent labeling of inflammatory proteins but must primarily reflect turnover of keratin itself.
Using the technique applied in the present study, our previous clinical studies measuring keratin synthesis in normal subjects demonstrated a transit time of about 18 days from the start of heavy water administration until label appearance at the skin surface[4].
However, because essentially 100% of protein observed in epidermal skin strips from psoriatic subjects was newly synthesized (Figure 1), the altered kinetics of label appearance in proteins from psoriatic patients cannot simply represent labeling of inflammatory proteins but primarily reflects turnover of the predominant protein, keratin.
The Telegraph labelled her appearance "unconventional" and noted "Bollywood is largely about ex-beauty queens and size zero PYTs.
But his failure to summon the name on command has led a number of British media outlets to label the appearance as "deeply embarrassing" for Dawkins and claim "the High Priest of Darwinism doesn't know the title of his own secular bible".
In our data it fits best with items 12 and 13 which were previously labelled as appearance items.
