Sentence examples for study labeled from inspiring English sources

Then in 1977, the show's third season, 'Starsky' became the target of antiviolence activists when a study labeled it the bloodiest series on television.

In terms of overall consumption, those whom the study labeled "heavy enthusiasts" already watch about 10 hours a week of sports-related television and spend nearly seven hours on sports-related Web sites.

The highest volume of what the study labeled "negative sentiment tweets" in Manhattan came not from a subway platform, emergency room, soup kitchen line or even a crowded branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles.

In 1995, the authentication board offered to designate Ms. Kligman's painting as a problematic work, which meant that if other scholars, with further study, labeled the work as authentic, the board would not object.

(a) Single stranded DNA under study, labeled at the 5'-end with the organic dye 'Atto590'.

The new EPA study to research fracking risks comes after the agency's 2004 study labeled the practice as safe and paved the way for passage of a 2005 legislation that exempted hydrofracking from the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).

Look around and you might conclude we could do with much less "national narcissism", as the study labels it, and less of the individual variety, too.

Six months after its release, Judith S. Kleinfeld, a University of Alaska psychology professor, issued her own study, labeling the effort a "political manifesto masquerading as science" and based on emotions and impressions, not data.

An individual not involved in the clinical study labelled the feeds with study numbers.

Not every study labelled their intervention collaborative care, but they did meet the inclusion criteria of collaborative care.

For membrane label exchange studies, labeled or non-labeled erythrocytes were incubated either 24 or 48 h with non-labeled pRBC or labeled matured parasites, respectively.