Sentence examples for tagging may be from inspiring English sources

The slogan stamped into each shoe's outsole —"Tag... You're It!"— suggests that, like tattooing and tongue-piercing, some aspects of tagging may be well past their subversive heyday.

Tagging may be illegal in New York, but not on this extraordinarily colorful industrial block beneath the shriek of the No. 7 subway line.

As shown in a previous investigation with longer AMPs, W/F peptide tagging may be applied to a broad range of AMPs, but particularly so to polar and highly charged peptides [28].

The relatively poorer accuracy for the machine learning approach in this case indicates that some small remaining inconsistencies in tagging may be introducing some noise into the training process that misleads the probabilistic learner.

Particularly for AMPs not sensitive to infection-related proteolytic degradation, the finding that hydrophobic tagging may be achieved without affecting proteolytic stability also opens up new avenues in applications characterized by high proteolytic activity, such as chronic wounds, eye infections, and cystic fibrosis.

Particularly because proper fluorescent tagging may be difficult or impossible for many biologically relevant scattering samples, enhanced resolution from scattering may be especially useful.

A rudimentary machine to read the tags may be $100 to $200.

A $12 price tag may be its only sticking point.

The price tag may be an even better harbinger of the Centro's potential appeal.

The link and the tag may be two of the most important inventions of the last 50 years.

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