Sentence examples for of which label from inspiring English sources
Fewer men wear suits, either, if they can help it, and one clear reason is that, regardless of which label you own or how well you style it on interview day, the gloomy statistics are there to nag you with a reminder that the jobs aren't there.
The restaurant's Facebook and Yelp pages, which had fewer than 10 reviews each last week, are now packed with hundreds of comments, many of which label Gary's Chicaros Club as one of the best gay bars in northern Oklahoma.
In light of our finding that WGA labels only a subset of Triton-resistant subdomains visualized with Vybrant DiI, these results suggest that neuroglian and TM-Fas II are found in multiple gMSDs of varying composition, only some of which label with WGA.
In this case, it is fast-flowing, formulaic chic-lit, with all the frills: details of which labels his men and women are wearing, what their hair is doing, where they are shopping.
Two valuation subsets were designed, the first of which (labeled 'Green Set') was created using a pre-existing orthogonal array [15] and is shown in Figure 1.
In an analysis of 66 restaurants in the U.S., five of which labeled calorie counts, those that included the counts on their menu had an average of 262 calories per menu item.
Nevertheless, when the ensemble approach is used, the most significant regulatory rules tend to be stable regardless of which labeling method was used.
These spots did not overlap with the probes for the transcribed repetitive regions of the BR2.1 (data not shown) or BR 2.2 genes, both of which labelled more extended and peripheral regions.
Two lines of mice which label GFAP+ astrocytes and stem cells in the SVZ indicated complete lack of motility.
A rabbit polyclonal anti-GABAB2 antibody was produced against amino acid residues 844 892 of GABAB2 which labeled a single band of 110 kDa in the brain.
This labelling pattern was similar to that of YL1/2, which labeled the basal bodies in addition to the posterior region of the cells and 2(b)).
