Sentence examples for tag represents from inspiring English sources

The £2.2bn price tag represents almost twice the book value of the business, about 19.5 times earnings.

The price tag represents an almost 28percentt premium to UST's closing price on Thursday, the day before reports that the companies were in negotiations.

Reprogramming vegetative tissue to produce increased amounts of TAG represents a potential way of substantially increasing the global supply of usable liquid fuel energy, especially if this could be achieved in high-biomass crops such as Miscanthus spp. and switchgrass (Panicum virgatum).

We use two RFID tags to identify the location boundaries, one tag represents the location entrance and the other tag represents the exit.

The price tag represents a 31% premium to our valuation for the Celtics and 3.8 times the team's revenue.

The $1.05 price tag represents the amount of money the NRA has donated to Rubio campaigns divided by the number of students in Florida, the demonstrators explained. .

One major advantage of pETPhos relies on the lack of Ser and Thr residues in the fusion tag, representing potential non-specific phosphorylation sites.

Within 24 hours, the tag represented nearly 1 of every 500 uses of a hashtag.

To start, each person who visits the site or exhibition is given a unique identity in the form of a Lab Tag represented by three geometric shapes, developed by Karsten Schmidt and Tellart.

The variable TAG represented the level of the tag.

Thus, DGE0000012 is the authentic tag representing the transcript for Glyma04g35130.