Sentence examples for tags were made from inspiring English sources

By contrast, identifying the human remains -- five Britons discovered at this site, and a Briton and a French soldier at another -- is difficult, in part because soldiers' identification tags were made from compressed paper and have rotted away.

Tags were made to randomly select slots in reader query frames over multiple rounds until each of them was identified.

HotOrNot users have been able to add descriptive tags to their profiles for years (well before "tags" were made popular by sites like Technorati and Flickr).

They didn't mention whether the same results could be achieved if the doctors' name tags were made bigger.

Monoclonal antibody to Myc and GST tags were made in house.

True to the eco-conscious philosophy, the hang tags are made from recycled box scraps.

In airports where carriers share terminals and baggage claim areas, the decision whether to check baggage tags is made jointly.

So I would hardly describe myself as an environmentally tone-deaf hog who doesn't give a hoot about the planet, even as I waver deliciously between a Fendi handbag decorated with the picture of a horse and a Lanvin one imprinted with lurid cabbage roses — both of which, despite their four-figure price tags, are made of glistening plastic.

Genome-wide positional correlation between the plus and minus strand tags was made by assessing the frequency of minus tags at varying distances from the plus tags.

Because the tags are made from a biocompatible medical trade elastomer they do not irritate the tissue at the implant site.

Hu et al. [ 16] reviewed de novo fatty acid biosynthesis and TAG biosynthesis in microalgae, and proposed that a significant portion of TAGs are made from recycling of phosphoglycerides and glycolipids instead of de novo fatty acid biosynthesis per se.