Sentence examples for recommended labeling from inspiring English sources

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

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

In an effort to decrease sugar consumption, the FDA has recommended labeling foods with "added sugars". To determine if this policy change is appropriate, we'll look at what science has to say about sugar, examining natural and added sugars to see how they compare.

For example, the MicroArray Quality Control (MAQC) project data shows only 70-85% concordance of qualitative gene calls (presence or absence) across different test sites using the same platform (i.e., a commercial microarray and its recommended labeling method) [ 7] and correlation coefficients of fold-change values ranging from 0.53 to 0.92 between platforms [ 8].

In light of these concerns, in July 2005 the US Food and Drug Administration recommended labeling changes for OTC and prescription NSAIDs, including COX-2 selective NSAIDs, that include a boxed warning highlighting the potential not only for increased risk for cardiovascular events but also for life-threatening gastrointestinal bleeding associated with their use [ 20].

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").

"Hismanal is associated with risks of death due to irregular heart rhythms when taken with certain other drugs and when used at higher than the recommended labeled dose," the F.D.A. statement said.

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.

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

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

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).