Sentence examples for more extensive labelling from inspiring English sources

Similar but more extensive labelling was observed in newborn mice.

The one bill that did pass last year was in Mississippi, which required more extensive labels on bags of genetically modified seeds.

They provide no assessment of metabolite flux, which would require more extensive labeling studies.

After injections in V1, V4, and TEO areas, neurons were detected preferentially in several feedback pathways but, unusually, were restricted to deeper layers without involvement of layers 2 or 3. Temporal injections resulted in more extensive labeling of both feedback and intratemporal association pathways.

More extensive spin labeling covering a large area of the surface will enable a detailed description of the encounter complex, as was shown for the ET complex of Cyt c and CcP.

Now Google is aiming for a more extensive service, but the labels and publishers do not feel that all of their concerns have been addressed.

Apple is however expected to apply downward pressure on music subscription prices by lowering Beats Music contracts to $5 a month, pushing music labels for more extensive price cuts to achieve that price.

Only at the posterior limits of area 25 did the label become more extensive, where it occupied the cellular layers of area 25.

It is important to note that this was a challenging assay to set up because we could not use more extensive methods of amine-based labeling that would have resulted in brighter toxin – such methods are known to interfere with the oligomerization and extensive C-terminal conformational change that is required for SLO pore formation.

This fluorescence labelling shows the more extensive binding of anti-SHIV primary antibody to the larger Nef1 peptide contained in r-GVNef1 particles.

In some galleries iPads are mounted to allow more extensive explanations than the brief informative labels.