Sentence examples for labelling in the same from inspiring English sources

In the healthy brain of different species [ 7, 8] as in human brain (Additional file 1: Fig. S1), we observed that 8-derivative fluorescently-tagged analogs of cAMP bind to the same protein clusters that are labelled by anti-PKA R1A antibodies, therefore we controlled for the fluorescent cAMP labelling in the same tumors.

The high profile of the Alexander McQueen label in the same year that the Savage Beauty exhibition staged a record-breaking run at the V&A is echoed in a nomination for brand of the year.

But what would have been the response of Hanna Fuchs, Mathilde Wesendonck and Harriet Smithson, the women who variously inspired the three works in the programme, to being labelled in the same category as Manon Lescaut and Violetta Valéry, La Traviata?

"I'm tagged with the liberal label in the same way they would paint crosses on lepers' doors in the middle ages, but I'm just a pragmatist," he said recently.

The designers made a silicon rubber cast of the postbox outside the studio (it looks like a slab of ice) and hand-painted the address label in the same shade of red.

Attacked for going too far with proposed state cuts by Juppé, Fillon said in his final rally: "I'm tagged with an [economically] liberal label in the same way one would paint crosses on the doors of lepers in the middle ages.

Where many other labels in the same field dream of scoring a "reissue hit" (Karen Dalton's In My Own Time is a good example) where hipster buzz generates big sales that then taper off sharply, Numero's CDs "sell steadily and we keep every single release in print.

I'm thinking here of wines like Morrisons' The Best Chilean Sauvignon Blanc and Tesco Finest Vin de Pays de Gascogne, neither of which seem to me to be any better than much cheaper basic own-labels in the same range.

However, these methods have to face a new obstacle, specific for multilabel data, as is the joint appearance of minority and majority labels in the same data patterns.

As ontologies are not necessarily always labelled in the same natural language, one way to achieve semantic interoperability is by means of cross-lingual ontology mapping.

Sugar Loaf mountain is also not marked and in Humaita, the favela area is labelled in the same size text as the entire district.