Sentence examples for labeled to have a from inspiring English sources

The control (a "spiked" synthetic 21-mer RNA species, which was labeled to have a 5′-monophosphate structure) was, as expected, degraded by Terminator enzyme and unaffected by treatment with capping enzyme.

Blood flowing towards a tissue is selectively labeled to have an opposite magnetization compared to this tissue.

Danny Goldberg, former president of Mercury Records, the only major record label to have a spoken-word division, said Mr. West's album could do better.

In 1964, Mercury became the first major label to have a high-level executive who was black when Mr. Green hired the trumpeter Quincy Jones as vice president.

Fairouz recently became the youngest composer in the 115-year history of the Deutsche Grammophon label to have an album dedicated to his works with the spring 2015 release of Follow, Poet.

The OECD, for example, points an accusing finger at a Greek regulation requiring milk labeled "fresh" to have a maximum shelf life of 5 days.

However, the "sharing size" label seemed to have a big impact on women.

Cy5 labelled samples appear to have a greater spread of data values, with differences apparent in the lower signal intensities.

"Any French resort that has the adapté label will have to have a certain level of disabled skiing," she says.

Similarly, consumers who found sustainability labels useful tended to have a more positive Att.

You're on a label that dares to have a terrific stable of acts, it's great.