Sentence examples for tagging them for from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, I sat in on an employee meeting where a few employees were discussing issues with picking orders -- taking items off the warehouse shelf and tagging them for an order.

The product includes real time statistics ("tiny details on every single visit and/or visitor, where they came from, what pages they visited what keywords they used etc".), chatting with users on the site at any time (and tagging them for future identification).

The product includes real time statistics ("tiny details on every single visit and/or visitor, where they came from, what pages they visited what keywords they used etc")., chatting with users on the site at any time (and tagging them for future identification).

For example: indolethylamine N-methyltransferase is an enzyme that methylates indoles such as tryptamine, tagging them for degradation; cysteine conjugate-beta lyase metabolizes cysteine conjugates of alkanes and alkenes.

MFG-E8 specifically binds to phosphatidylserine exposed on plasma membranes of apoptotic cells and works as a bridging molecule between apoptotic cells and phagocytes, tagging them for directed elimination [ 13, 14].

Most also belong to the family of histone-lysine N-methyltransferase complexes that specifically methylate lysine residues of histone H3 (Lys-4, 9, 20 or 79) or H4 (Lys-20) among others, tagging them for chromatin condensation.

This heightened level of activity seems to tag them for special attention during sleep.

Tracy Hill, of the wildlife service at Alpena, Mich., works with 11 commercial fishermen who have inadvertently caught 302 sturgeon in their nets since 1995 and measured and tagged them for the scientists.

I confess that I skipped the Dorothea Lange bio-musical and the rock opera adaptation of "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" (yes, really), but on the evidence of the other festival entries I caught, there are few contenders here with the complexity or confidence to tag them for major discovery.

By adding a specific tag to the desired proteins, they can tag them for excretion, making them much easier to harvest.

… Evidence of their eminence is supported by others who have rated their contributions as valuable and have tagged them for reuse by others.