Sentence examples for re-labelled from inspiring English sources

Liverpool, for example, has re-labelled its Internet site Liverpoolfc.tv.

Other items had to be re-labelled by hand to meet Chinese requirements on washing instructions.

These cells were then re-labelled with CFSE and transferred into the sublethally irradiated recipient mice (second transfer).

Human rights activists are concerned that camps would be re-labelled elsewhere or that prisoners would be transferred to mental hospitals or secret jails against their will.

The Liberal Democrats' home affairs spokesman, Alistair Carmichael, said the ISC told May to go away and rewrite the bill to include a dedicated section on privacy: "Instead she re-labelled the title 'General Protections' to 'General Privacy Protections', a one-word aesthetic addition that fools no one.

As Amar Bhide of Columbia University comments drily, "Graphs from a few years ago that used to predict explosive growth in e-commerce have apparently been re-labelled to show hyperbolic increases in the migration of professional jobs".Amid all this clamour, some of the vocabulary has become mixed up.

Furthermore, biotin-labeled probes are synthesized once and can be re-used more than 100 times, whereas isotope-labeled probes must be re-labeled with every use.

Filter your gin back into the vodka bottle and re-label.

LSCOM Revised Event/Activity Annotations: video-based re-labeling of 24 LSCOM concepts.

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

This will allow for drawing new map polygons instead of re-labeling existing ones.