Sentence examples for more specific labels from inspiring English sources
Facebook and Twitter have taken steps toward self-regulation, saying they would create their own public archives of election-related ads and also apply more specific labels to such ads.
However, the further decoupling of early endosomal from late endosomal/lysosomal fusion events, using our approach combined with more specific labels, is a subject of continuing work.
The ontology follows a tree-based organization where lower depths are associated with more specific labels.
Such resources were identified by ad hoc SPARQL queries and more specific labels were given for the instrument name to improve the overall quality of the record, e.g. replacing the name 'Flow cytometer' with 'BD FACSAria I flow cytometer'.
They also used more specific labels and descriptions, and spoke of cardiomyopathy, angina, the ejection fraction being lower than normal, hardening of the heart walls, arrythmia etc., using the terms with which their physicians had communicated the diagnosis.
There is no record of anyone ever dying of a food allergy linked to "natural flavors," but more specific labeling certainly would be a safe and inexpensive precaution.
There are now calls for more specific labelling on processed meat products in the EU, to show country of origin, as in the case of fresh meat.
In vivo SPECT imaging studies and competition experiments demonstrated that the decreased lipophilicity (in comparison with our previously reported compounds 4 and 5) allowed a more specific labelling of the 5-HT4R brain-containing regions.
Burgundy has more specific labeling requirements than the Languedoc, for instance.
Add to that, dozens of boutique manufacturers and regional designers who use more specific labeling, like "Made in Brooklyn" to create additional caché.
As a result, while The Tempest was originally listed as a comedy in the First Folio of Shakespeare's plays, subsequent editors have chosen to give it the more specific label of Shakespearean romance.
