Sentence examples for labelled missed from inspiring English sources

Strachan labelled missed Scotland chances by James Forrest and Robert Snodgrass at the start of the second half, with England 1-0 asead, as "huge".

Missing data were very low for most variables and therefore were not considered in the analyses, with the exception of low income, for which we created a category labelled "Missing" to prevent a significant drop in the sample size.

The variance explained by the known associations for a trait is typically only a fraction of the estimated narrow sense heritability, with the remaining heritability often labeled "missing" (Eichler et al. 2010; Visscher et al. 2012).

This is a hassle to both patrons and librarians who will look for it, and is one of the best ways to end up with a book being labeled 'Missing'.

On my bureau was a small paper cutout doll labelled "Miss America, Be Be Shopp, in her official gown of Everglaze moire for the Miss America Pageant, September 6-11,1949".

In the recent U.S. Open tennis tournament, top seed Caroline Wozniacki was labeled Miss Sunshine for her physical goldenness.

The documentary also touches on how labels missed out on owning digital distribution, a brief background of the three bandmates, and even has a special appearance from Flavor Flav.

Missing data will be labelled as missing in all the questionnaires.

Unfortunately, the FDA's added sugar label misses a key point – it doesn't cover sugars from natural sources that have been heavily processed during production.

In the structured part of our database, we labeled all missing variables as "missing".

Or is it more a place of stolen stockings, stolen boyfriends, the last egg (labelled) gone missing from the fridge, and notes about the cleaning rota?