Sentence examples for labels to explore from inspiring English sources
Another happy outcome would be for the labels to explore some of the areas of repertory in this unusual and fascinating body of works that we know just barely or not at all.
Ever since the broadband speeds have made it possible, music fans have been illegally procuring their favorite tunes from Napster, Limewire and bitorrent sites, forcing artists and labels to explore new business models at all levels of the industry and sending seismic levels of upset through the ruling hierarchies of the music world.
The project team also added this question to the revised survey: "Do you read food labels" to explore the possible correlation between nutrition consciousness and sensitivity to household hazardous materials (HHMs).
Unfortunately trigeminal ganglion cells did not show sufficient labelling to explore this question further.
It is for this reason that we tested and validated the TAM in the context of consumers' use of sustainability labels to further explore the influences on the use of sustainability labels for apparel products.
However, he held off from any deal with a label, instead wanting to explore other pursuits.
We performed an open label, pilot study to explore the safety and initial efficacy of a triple therapeutic regimen with anti-TNF, methotrexate (MTX) and CsA.
This label was used to explore problems with the interpretation of colour, when it was not part of a TL format, as this was identified as a source of confusion in Stage 1 of the study.
Here we have used deuterated 2-13C-labeled and 3-13C-labeled pyruvate in various combinations to label GB1 and MBP (Supplementary Table 2) with the aim to explore labeling patterns and improve relaxation properties for backbone assignment purposes.
Assuming you don't take your chemistry set to the deli, your best bet for finding beers of character and solid IBUs is still to explore labels from the historic lager heartland of Germany and the Czech Republic.
These descriptive labels were then used to explore potential connections within the material, after which themes were created.
