Sentence examples for team has labeled from inspiring English sources

Using an 18F-labeled substrate and the sortase enzyme, Ploegh's team has labeled camelid-derived antibody fragments containing a sortase recognition sequence to create an immuno-PET probe.

But, despite that, some of your transition team has labeled these dedicated Americans and the backbone of our country as a Washington-based "problem".

So glamorous!" Like producing when it matters on the track, obliging the drugs tester is all part of the job for the professional athlete – or "the model athlete," as Charles van Commenee, the head coach of the Great Britain team, has labelled Greene.

Manchester United defender Chris Smalling has labelled birthday boy Ryan Giggs the role model all his team-mates look up to.

'A One-Horse Race' The Old Firm was the marquee television attraction, too, and one of the most scrutinized aspects of Rangers newco — as the new team has been labeled in Britain — was what effect their drop to a lower division would have on the value of Scottish soccer's TV rights deal.

The England coach, Stuart Lancaster, had labeled Saint-André's team as the one to beat.

Herve Poncharal, the boss of the Tech 3 team, has already labelled Lowes "an exciting prospect for any Moto2 manager" after the Derby-based rider was linked with a move to the outfit in 2014.

That is the label the team has given to Teresa Weatherspoon's 47-foot desperation bank shot in Game 2 of the championship series that the Houston Comets eventually won in three games.

The efforts by Simar, Billy and the rest of the team has even captured the attention of some international labels who have expressed interested in Cityfox producing label showcases for them in NYC.

He said the team has no plans to lower its ticket prices or label the seats in question as having obscured views.

The Mets have had a string of injuries, and the team has players who are not playing, whom the team has been reluctant to label injured.