Sentence examples for labeled easily from inspiring English sources
99mTc-cefprozil was labeled easily using 50 μg SnCl2·2H2O as a reducing agent at pH 4 and 30-min reaction time with high labeling yield of 97.5% ± 0.8%.
Histamine can be labeled easily with 99mTc using 50 μg stannous chloride dihydrate (SnCl2 · 2H2O) as a reducing agent and 3 mg histamine at pH 4 for 30 min at room temperature to give 99mTc-histamine complex with a radiochemical yield of 98%, which is higher than that of the commercially available kit.
What is there to say when you run an ethics watchdog and a man The Washington Post labeled "easily the most corrupt senior official in the federal government" has just resigned?
Meanwhile designers are in an ongoing race to turn out product models that are well labelled, easily dissembled and simple to recycle.
As a prolific artist who worked successfully in different media including painting, photography, assemblage, collage, text, film and performance, Conner was never easily labeled, nor easily packaged.
After the deaths in Europe from mad cow disease and the subsequent killing of herds infected by foot and mouth disease, European consumers are wary of any food that is not clearly labeled and easily traced.
Wikileaks was once labeled (too easily) an anarchist group - its political ambitions and growing alliances on several continents clearly show it's anything but.
Furthermore, we give them cash boxes and financial diaries that are already labeled to easily keep their business's records.
Recent silica-based (18− 21) and boron-based (22− 24) aqueous F capture technology allows direct preparation of isotopically pure PET compounds that are cleanly labeled, are easily purified, and have been shown to be stable in vivo (19, 25).
Make sure all of your files are in order, labeled, and easily located--you don't want to have frantic coworkers calling you after you have left the company because they can't find one of your files.
This label easily, yet erroneously, connotes that an ideal fuel cell is superior to an externally reversible heat engine.
