Sentence examples for labeled updates from inspiring English sources

5 OLD ICON BROUGHT LOWThe Apthorp, built by the Astors a century ago at 79th Street and Broadway, had so many troubles that Curbed.com labeled updates on the building "As the Apthorp Turns".

We put a paragraph labeled UPDATE at the top of the post, saying that the report below is erroneous.

We describe challenges and learnings from selected PASS of rotavirus, malaria, influenza, human papillomavirus and measles-mumps-rubella-varicella vaccines that assessed or identified potential or theoretical risks, which may lead to changes to risk management plans and/or to label updates.

If you see a message that says, "Updates are available for your computer" or "Install updates for your computer," click the button labeled "Install updates".

"Many people who take simvastatin will not be affected by these label updates," Dr. Rosenblatt added in a statement.

Dr. Pamela A. Cyrus, a vice president for Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals, said on Thursday that Bayer had consistently worked with the F.D.A. and other regulatory authorities around the world as new data have become available, had worked with the agencies to make label updates as appropriate and "will continue to do so".

Novartis submits annual safety reports to health authorities; relevant findings are reflected in label updates and promptly communicated to healthcare professionals.

Such data should include all the fatal toxicity cases of renal, hepatic and bone marrow failure, gastric haemorrhage etc. as described in the label updates, instead of avoiding such issues and criticising four different independent organisations, which released FDA- and EMA-based information on fatalities, which reached 4113 cases by the end of 2012 [1].

These findings have prompted several actions to be taken by different countries, including labeling updates in Europe and the United States, safety advisories issued in Japan and Australia, and an FDA investigation to determine whether the reports of bleeding in patients taking dabigatran are occurring more commonly than would be expected.

According to a document labeled "development update" from a Cooper-Hewitt board meeting that was provided anonymously to The New York Times by someone critical of Mr. Thompson, the museum was $1.75 million short of its fund-raising goals to cover exhibitions and projects and general operating costs as of May.

This may also be labeled "Software update".