Sentence examples for labelling whether from inspiring English sources

Nothing we eat could be described as "natural", regardless of the marketing or labelling, whether it's organic, or from Waitrose, Aldi or Abel & Cole.

In effect, for Stillman, exposition is a matter of form; the deft interweaving, from the very start of "The Cosmopolitans," of disparate situations arises from a sense that labelling, whether through self-identification or the identification of others, is itself an act of high drama.

Leading farming unions called on the government to introduce long-term contracts between farmers, distributors and supermarkets and to force retailers to clearly label whether their products are British or imported.

To build a classifier, we generate a training set through crowdsourcing, where workers on Crowdflower8 are asked to label whether a tweet is first person.

For instance-based learning, we can cluster different user feedback based on their RSS features and locations, which avoids labeling whether the user is benign or malicious.

He is advocating for the government to go even further, requiring restaurants to label whether they use industrial products or source their food locally.

"All over the world, in the European Union, in many other countries around the world, dozens and dozens of countries, people are able to look at the food that they are buying and determine through labeling whether or not that product contains genetically modified organisms".

A one-sided exact Poisson test is used to label whether a bin belongs to a peak or not.

Let symbol M ij denote the model where i, j ∈ { v, r} labels whether the variant or only the reference allele is present in the normal and tumor samples, respectively.

The EPA will consider many other issues as it makes its decision, such as how to disclose ingredients (on the label, on a website, via a telephone system, etc)., where to draw the line if less than 100% of ingredients are labeled, whether to prohibit use of any inert deemed hazardous, and how quickly to require implementation of any changes.

Allen says firms may voluntarily indicate through labeling whether foods have or have not been developed through genetic engineering, and the policy also established a voluntary process through which producers might consult with the FDA about safety and regulatory issues before marketing the product.