Sentence examples for labelled with that from inspiring English sources
They shouldn't be treated like weirdos, nor should they be labelled with that grating word, "intolerant".
Reading a CBL tells that the system a minimum has been reached and all the pixel locations stored in PQ will be labelled with that CBL and written to "Label Memory".
Thus unidentified probes within that mountain were also tentatively labelled with that gene identity.
For every anatomical component that shows expression in the image, the image is labelled with that anatomical component using an hierarchically structured ontology that describes the developing mouse embryo.
An American politician who speaks too candidly about the country's faults, she went on to say, risks being labeled with that most devastating of epithets: un-American.
"But it's not representative of the larger community at U.C.S.D.," she said, "and people are afraid of getting labeled with that".
A more expansive Arneson is seen in a huge, rube-ish head called "Cheek" (1977), mounted on a pink base labeled with that title and wearing a "What, me worry?" smile.
Only patients with available 12-lead electrocardiograms that showed AF/AFl were labeled with that diagnosis.
In this figure, the bandwidth represents the number of unique mutations found in that gene labeled with that cancer type.
Each distinct site that was collected was given a five-digit "environmental accession" number, and the WhirlPak™ bag containing the algal material from that site was labeled with that number.
Stella McCartney is the most obvious example – especially since her autumn/winter collection, which introduced gargantuan, shaggy "Fur Free Fur" coats, each prominently labelled with just that slogan.
