"needs to be labeled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something should be labeled or identified in some way. For example: "This sample needs to be labeled in order for it to be properly identified."
The clothing needs to be labeled correctly so that it travels smoothly through a large retailer's distribution centers and arrives on schedule at each store around the world.
However, the majority of MB needs to be labeled with fluorescence and quenching molecules on the two ends of the probe, and observed the reaction of fluorescence or complicated electrochemical signal produced hybridization of MB and target sequence by complex and expensive instruments.
Meanwhile, due to the passive RFID tags' energy independence, which is perfectly suitable for our scenario where a large number of items needs to be labeled for a long time and does not need maintenance, those characteristics bring us great convenience in later period maintenance.
If we assign a label to each TF, the sequence needs to be labeled with multiple symbols.
While for a typical PALM experiment a cell needs to be labeled with a photoswitchable fluorescent protein, it is also possible to use the photoblinking of some standard fluorescent proteins such as mCherry in a PALM-like experiment.
First, ubiquitin tag needs to be labeled to tau proteins, by carboxy terminus of Hsc70 interacting protein (CHIP) with U-box domain contains its E3 ubiquitin ligase activity, which also interacts with Hsp90 complex through its TPR domain [ 103].
I have nothing against people who want to self-publish, but self-publishing needs to be labelled as such.
If the GMO component exceeds this threshold value, then the product needs to be labelled as containing GMO materials.
They need to be labeled as such.
But the settlement did not regulate how many stocks needed to be labeled "buy" or "sell".
(The sprites might technically need to be labeled attosatellites as they fall below that range).
