Sentence examples for tags were designed from inspiring English sources

HA or MYC tags were designed into the primers to generate the tagged constructs.

The tags were designed by Mark Johnson of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to record whale sounds while monitoring both their depth and position.

To easily purify the protein, 6× His double-affinity tags were designed as the linker and C terminus of the fusion protein.

Even the giant oversized name tags were designed for starting conversations.

To distinguish the different samples in each plate, 96 pairs of DLA-DRB1 exon 2 primers with different tags were designed (supplementary table S1).

Remainder clean tags were designed as unambiguous clean tags.

The tags are designed to remain compatible with the EAGLES standard.

FoxAcid tags are designed to look innocuous, so that anyone who sees them would not be suspicious.

The tags are designed to drop off after a set time (if the whales do not knock them off themselves, which is more often the case), so that researchers can recover them and read the data.

Passive RFID tags are designed to harvest energy from the reader itself, which naturally emits just enough radio waves within FCC limits to power the tag's memory chip and receive a reflected signal.

Privacy advocates have suggested, among other things, that the tags be designed so that they cannot be reactivated once they are turned off, that all goods with a tag carry a consumer warning and that the tag must be removed when a product is sold unless the buyer agrees to leave it on.