Sentence examples for tags to identify from inspiring English sources

Now, researchers use dyes, fluorescent proteins or radioactive tags to identify specific DNA sequences or proteins.

The Patriots may need name tags to identify one another when they go to practice, but their names will fit nicely in the record book.

The Knicks, who all but need name tags to identify one another, execute like five strangers who met at a playground, while the Nets, Eastern Conference champions the past two years, cut with the precision of surgeons.

When general managers hold their annual meeting in three weeks in Orlando, Fla., they will have to wear name tags to identify themselves and the clubs they work for.

Algorithms dictate what style of room and furnishings appear when users search galleries on the site, while there are tags to identify and buy pieces of furniture or pinpoint the type of paint used in a room.

The players, seeking their first victory of the season after two losses on the road, were desperately trying to squeeze in a few more seconds of preparation for teammates who might need name tags to identify each other.

(By law, shellfish must be tagged to identify the location of harvest).

And on PBS, Charlie Rose, in a discussion of Dolly, the first cloned sheep, was searching for the tag to identify a bioethicist's field of study.

In preparation for the auction, which begins at 5 every morning, each fish is tagged to identify its origin and species, then assigned a number.

That will be possible because the commercials will carry a specific tag to identify them, he said.

A store or loyalty card can be fitted with an RFID tag to identify customers on arrival.