Sentence examples for re-labeled as from inspiring English sources

Under the new rule CDSLs remain unreformed, but distribution fees are re-labeled as marketing fees.

That means most wine sold as "organic" in Europe will need to be re-labeled as "made with organic grapes" in the United States.

That impulse train is then put through an operation which, essentially, re-labels the samples so that the sample values, the impulse areas, are re-labeled as sequence values.

And then, in converting the impulses to a sequence, we are essentially normalizing the frequency axis, so that the frequency 2 pi over capital T gets re-labeled as 2 pi.

What would prevent our outsourcing partners from eventually selling a knock-off of our products re-labeled as their own?

Originally planned as a blockbuster, Drive was eventually re-labeled as an independent film.

The report said it became evident "that the primary business of the cold store was repacking and re-labelling as fit for human consumption Cat 3 ABP meat".

Figure 2 has now been re-labelled, as showing grand average data from Day 1.

For example, the reference strain previously identified as L. acidophilus should be re-labelled as L. jensenii based on the genetic data obtained in the present study (Table  1).

All clean sequences (those with clearly readable chromatograms that could be assembled with confidence) were retained in HADB, regardless of whether or not they corresponded to the taxon under study; contaminant sequences (e.g. from epiphytes) were re-labelled as such and given new accession numbers.

Yet even among those who were willing to consider AT, the perceived increases in cost when compared to what were judged as simple or mature technologies were re-labelled as 'assistive' or 'medical' technologies were also identified as barriers, As soon as it's got a tag on it, like a dementia or disabled or something like that, it suddenly becomes ten times more expensive.