Sentence examples for tag referred from inspiring English sources

In decades past, the "state of" tag referred almost exclusively to the presidential speech to Congress.

To see whether expression of CTPsyn would also induce cytoophidium formation in cell culture, CTPsyn was cloned into an expression vector under the control of a metallothionein promoter with a venus (EYFP) fluorescent tag (referred to as CTPsyn-YFP hereafter).

"Price tag" refers to violent acts by settlers and their supporters against Palestinians and Israeli security forces.

The latter tag refers to the change in the RAE which replaced overall assessment of submitted research with a graded profile.

"Price tag" refers to a policy adopted by some radical settlers in which they respond to attempts by the Israeli military to curb their building or other actions with attacks on Palestinians.

(The TOS tag refers to bundles that violate the site's Terms of Service).

In metallomics studies a label represents a compound, which is chemically attached to a biomolecule for its quantification, e.g. elemental labels such as lanthanides coordinated to macrocycles like DOTA [29,56,57], whereas a tag refers to a naturally present heteroelement amenable to ICP-MS detection, such as S, P, Se or other elements [9,22,23,58,59].

When checking the origins of vintage linen, note that a label refers to an item that is sewn onto the linen, whereas a tag refers to a sticker, piece of paper, or similar easily removed item.

The octanoyltransferase reaction was routinely carried out for 2 h at 37 C with 2 µg of bacterially-expressed proghrelin which had been treated with TEV protease to remove the His-tag (referred to here as "GAM-proghrelin") and 2.5 to 10 µg of protein from the active fractions obtained from Mini-S chromatography were used.

For β-secretase assay, the human APP fragment 633 685 (numbering from APP751) fused with N-terminal Myc and C-terminal FLAG tags (referred to as APP633 685-FLAG) wAPP633 685-FLAG Escherichia coli BL21 cells and affinity purified using ANTI-FLAG M2 beads [ 21].

Tags: refers to the use of metatags (Frappaolo et al. [2008]).