Sentence examples for labelled less from inspiring English sources

By the time of the Dreadnought escapade, blackface was regularly used in the United States among white ethnic immigrants, who once would have been labelled less than white, as a way of signalling that they were quintessentially American.

When huScFv was assayed by IHC, it labelled less kuru plaque-like PrPSc deposits than V5B2 and failed to label the synaptic pattern of PrPSc deposition, which was clearly visualized by whole V5B2 mAb.

After several minutes those protesters moved onto sidewalks, and large detachments of officers equipped with plastic shields and a few rifles with orange stocks labeled "less lethal" arrived and stood in ranks.

The review labeled healthier options as fruits, vegetables, fish and nuts and labeled less healthy options as processed foods, meats and refined grains. .

For those who claim Prop 65 is ineffective because the warnings are everywhere: The solution to that problem isn't to label less when there's sufficient evidence of risk, but to strive to have fewer products that need labeling.

Perhaps the "C" must go also--to be labeled less than average is as bad as an "F". We've already watered down the system by not holding back children who were unprepared to enter the next grade.

To investigate the fate of SPIO after cell death, we considered the cell type used for labeling less relevant and chose chondrocytes over hBMSCs due to their substantially higher transduction efficiency.

Crapo and colleagues found wildtype SOD1 was localized to both the cytosol and nucleus of human cells, consistent with it being a soluble cytosolic protein; they also found that peroxisomes label less densely for SOD1 than cytoplasm [4].

Superficial epithelial and M cells were labeled less frequently [ 6].

On the contrary, the fibers of the GL were labeled less intensively with this antibody (Fig.  5).

Because of uncertainty in many of the input values for the primary analyses (Table 1), we conducted 2 additional scenarios labeled less virulent and more virulent.