Sentence examples for recommended label from inspiring English sources

Although supply chains are often designed and qualified to minimize temperature excursions for biologics, it is impractical to keep cold chain products consistently at the recommended label storage conditions throughout the course of production, distribution, and consumer use.

Plants at the two-leaf stage were treated with 0, 46, 188, 375 or 1500 g diclofop-methyl ha−1 (recommended label dose 375 g ha−1).

The coefficient 0.1, 0.5 and 2.0 represents the proportion of the recommended label dose of diclofop-methyl (375 g ha−1) applied to plants at the first, second and third cycles of recurrent selection, respectively.

Each series of 120 clones (20 clones by 6 familiesies) was treated at a different diclofop-methyl dose: 188 (low dose L), 375 (medium dose M, recommended label dose) or 1500 (high dose H) g diclofop-methyl ha−1.

Treatment in all the cases described in this paper has been apparently well-tolerated, even in the Japanese Chin dog treated daily at 30 mg/kg (5 × the minimum recommended label dosage administered daily instead of monthly) for two weeks [ 27].

The well-characterized herbicide-susceptible L. rigidum parental population VLR1 (hereinafter referred to as S) was exposed to three cycles of recurrent selection with low (below the recommended label dose) doses of the ACCase-inhibiting herbicide diclofop-methyl (selecting agent) as described in (Neve and Powles 2005).

The storage room that holds the collection is far from curatorial standards, not climate controlled to the degree recommended, labels handwritten with what's inside ("petite cape tulle noir broderie mauve") and sometimes with what is missing ("manqué lapin blanche").

An expert panel formed by the European Union and the U.S. recommended labeling and more strictly regulating biotech foods.

We did not test for further, intermediate, concentrations, because the recommended labelling protocol was a minimal labelling approach in the first place.

The Cel7A enzymes and the CDs were labeled with Alexa Fluor 488 fluorophore (Invitrogen) using the manufacturer recommended labeling protocol.

The core structure of HyPer5 is different from cyanine dye and hence recommended labelling protocols outlined above and available with product should be followed.