Sentence examples for reserved labels from inspiring English sources

After a one-step incubation and a simple magnetic separation, the electrochemical signals of Cd2+ and Pb2+ dissolved from the reserved labels which had negative correlation with targets contents, was measured based on the difference of peak potentials.

"The Seymours apparently reserved the labels primarily for their finest pieces of furniture," Mr. Mussey writes.

We've reserved the label specifically for plants or animals containing DNA from another organism.

And the FDA has generally reserved mandatory labeling for things that present a real risk.

We reserved 10 labeled substacks to build a training set.

'Good' and 'evil' are labels that describe natural properties in the sense that they describe changes that might occur in any particular things at all (although we reserve the labels for these changes when they occur in human beings).

We prefer to reserve those labels for the corporate raiders and bankers and unscrupulous mortgage lenders, who actually brought our country to the point of financial collapse.

In other countries, the differences could derive from unoaked vs. oaked wine or purchased grapes vs. estate-grown grapes or the winery could have 100 barrels, taking the 10 best-tasting ones for the reserve label.

The question is, do we apply the label of "metaphysics" to philosophical arguments within this domain, or do we reserve the label for some specifically European approach or theory.

Recall that column positions 1-5 areservedved for statement labels.

She is mounting the works of emerging artists to fill space once reserved for fashion labels she can no longer afford to sell, and to pique the interest of her worldly clientele.