Sentence examples for typically labelled from inspiring English sources

Line, an app made by NHN Japan Corporation, which has grown rapidly, amassing over 100 million users since its launch in summer 2011, is typically labelled as a messaging app – and compared to the likes of WhatsApp, Viber and Skype because it offers free calls and texts.

KCC2 was also found to be expressed on the OFF bipolar dendrites, ganglion cell and bipolar axons whereas NKCC1 antibodies typically labelled horizontal cells as well as the ON bipolar dendrites [26].

It also seems important that researchers recognize the many differences between the variety of products and therapies that are typically labelled "CAM".

Normally due to their compromised membranes, only dead cells are typically labelled by ethidium bromide when it selectively binds to DNA.

However, the content typically labelled as worry concerns thoughts of possible future threats impinging on the individual, whereas the term rumination is more often applied to thoughts of past negative events or negative personal attributes (Watkins, Moulds, & Mackintosh, 2005).

Compartment-specific differences (e.g., accumulation of glutathione in mitochondria), as observed in leaves and roots of the pad2-1 mutants [ 19], could not be detected in pollen grains where glutathione concentrations were found to be distributed in all typically labelled cell compartments equally.

They are mixed up with artists typically labeled Post-Minimalists or some such: Eva Hesse, Richard Serra, Bruce Nauman, Robert Smithson, Richard Artschwager, Robert Irwin, Judy Chicago.

Dust storms are a regular summer phenomenon in Arizona, and the news media typically label them as nothing more than that.

The axes of ROCs in the medical literature are typically labeled as "sensitivity" and "1-specificity".

Shapes were typically labeled with only a single generic identifier (e.g., triangle) and few of the materials provided explicit definitions, geometric adjectives (e.g., scalene), or identified similarities and differences across shapes.

Although the origins of Neopythagoreanism are thus found in the fourth century BCE, the figures more typically labeled Neopythagoreans belong to the upsurge in interest in Pythagoreanism that begins in the first century BCE and continues through the rest of antiquity.