Sentence examples for labels that may from inspiring English sources
"Compulsive cleaner" and "O.C.D". are labels that may be playfully thrown around, but true obsessive compulsive disorder is a life-disrupting condition.
On the other hand, some critics believe that as the manual has expanded, it has increasingly over-medicalised normal behavioural responses such as after a bereavement, and argue that the DSM manufactures conditions, thereby propagating labels that may harm people.
It should also be noted that the standard SAMPA for Polish includes several sequences of phonemic transcription labels that may cause ambiguity unless separated by spaces or other characters.
Sub Pop, Warp and the Beggars Group (which includes 4AD, Matador and XL) saw much of their UK stock destroyed, along with dozens of smaller labels that may not be as tightly ensured as the larger companies.
"I think it's just about living the values that we want to live, and saying the things that we want to focus on, rather than reacting to older labels that may or may not be appropriate.
We propose here two approaches to generate pancreatic β-cell specific labels that may allow quantification of β-cell mass in vivo.
On Saturday, the Red Storm (18-8, 10-3 Big East) provided the clearest evidence yet that they had shed the upstart label that may have applied before Barnes Arico helped lead St . Johns to back-to-back trips to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
"Consumer demand for better green claims has grown, and this can also be blamed for the use of eco-labeling that may not offer the type of third-party verification that comes with legitimate eco-labeling," Mr. McDougall said in an e-mail.
I don't want to hold onto any label that may limit my ability to grow and become something new.
The purification scheme is also designed to remove all excess non-reacted label that may cause background in the assay as well as any protein multimers formed because of the labeling process.
Scrub any remaining glue from the label that may still be on the can.
