Sentence examples for labelling again from inspiring English sources

Colonic L-cells were IR for GLP-1 and PYY, and were frequently associated with GPR93 and FFAR3 labelling, again suggesting a link with protein and fat sensing.

But labels, again, don't get to choose.

In 1988 he changed labels again, to MCA, and soon moved to Franklin, Tenn.

He changed labels again, to Asylum Records, in 1998, the year Ms. Wynette died in her sleep at age 55.

Then, when I got to release a solo album again [Liquid Swords], I was on a major label again, and I was getting all the push from them.

"I'm not sure I can go through the process of pouring my heart into an album and then just handing it over to the label again".

The point is that young people are identifying with Kenzo as a fashion label again because Ms. Lim and Mr. Leon, as the owners of Opening Ceremony, relate so well to them.

They were there at the United States Open to revive Kuerten when he was all but cooked against Mirnyi at two sets down, when he was all but labeled again as a one-dimensional talent incapable of winning a major outside Roland Garros.

Thus, a track is labeled again as tentative if a number of sample windows have gone by without any new association (n missed).

As fast fashion's finest continually look for ways to escape high labor costs–and as luxury retailers rely more and more on the East to produce quality goods will we ever desire that Made in the U.S.A. label again?

When 5- to 6-year-old children actively manipulated an object while hearing a new label and then heard the label again, motor areas of their brains were more likely to be activated upon subsequent viewing compared with when they were only allowed to passively watch an experimenter manipulate the named object (James & Swain, 2011).