Sentence examples for labels only for from inspiring English sources
Current law requires labels only for garments that have $150 or more worth of animal fur.
In 1982, the Food and Drug Administration defined "virgin olive oil" as a term that may be used on labels only for oil from the first "pressing" of olives and fit for consumption without further processing.
They also manipulated whether the 100-point scale started at 0 or 50 (e.g., numeric 6 points, 50 100: 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, or 100) and whether they gave labels only for end points on verbal scales (e.g., using 6 points but only with "not at all confident" and "completely confident" labels on the end points).
The skin from 20-week HGPS animals was double-labeled for the transgenic lamin A/progerin and keratin-5 (Fig. 1M O); keratin-5 was labeled only for structural guidance (Fig. 1N).
Imaging of the cells revealed that the QD hapten complex labels only the cognate protein for the bound hapten, demonstrating the modularity and orthogonality of the labeling strategy with three distinct hapten-scFv pairs, MG-dL5**, TO1-HL1.0.1, and Fl-E2.
The site – a former adult prison in Berrimah – was labeled "only fit for a bulldozer" by the former corrections commissioner prior to the transfer.
The new uncut versions, labeled appropriate only for ages 17 and up, are explicit about sexual activity — with exclamations of rapture and all.
In response, the ailing facility was closed and in December all detainees were moved to the former adult prison in Berrimah, which the corrections commissioner, Ken Middlebrook, had previously labelled fit only for a bulldozer.
The band's previous contract with that label was only for three albums, expiring after the release of Thirteen.
His debut 12" Polite Strangers has been picked up by Rhythm Section International, a respected label known only for excellence, and it's being launched this Saturday at Boney.
The present study showed that oocytes, independent of follicular development, demonstrated positive labeling not only for TGF-β1 but also for IL-10 and IL-6, suggesting that these two cytokines may also play a role in the bi-directional communication between oocytes and granulosa cells.
