Sentence examples for rely on labels from inspiring English sources

Overwhelmed by all the bottles in wine stores, consumers often rely on labels to help make a quick selection.

SoundExchange, an organization that collects and distributes performance royalties, said the deal between Warner and Clear Channel confirms that broadcasters rely on labels for content and that the content has value.

and rely on labels which can impair the usefulness of results, or they involve handling radioactivity.

The use of SAMDI-MS and peptide arrays is significant because this method does not rely on labels that restrict the peptide sequence and therefore the development of selective substrates.

This is primarily because most approaches rely on labeled data.

The DSID will provide better estimates of actual nutrient intake from supplements than databases that rely on label values alone.

Although lexical-based methods do not rely on labeled data, it is hard to create a unique lexical-based dictionary to be used for all different contexts.

Some biotin-switch methods rely on labeling of cell lysates, which introduces the variability of post-lysis oxidation, despite precautions of cell lysate processing in an anaerobic chamber [27].

Unlike most of the other nucleic acid hybridization-based sensors, which rely on labeled nucleic acid probes or require time-consuming incubation of the probe and the target DNA/RNA molecules to achieve sensitive detection, in our nanopore experiments, detection of aLF molecules were monitored real time in the presence of an unlabeled cDNA probe.

Dictionaries have increasingly relied on labels to demarcate racist language, for instance, since the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People threatened to boycott Merriam-Webster over its definition of the N-word, in 1997.

Then the news breaks about its ostensible author, and we slap our heads, yet again, for relying on labels rather than on our eyes, a lesson finally learned, we tell ourselves before admiring the discovery because of its fancier label, as if anything had really changed.