Sentence examples for which was labelled from inspiring English sources

The company promptly issued a denial, which was labelled "inaccurate and misleading" by OFHEO's director, Armando Falcon.

The biggest concern is the tennis centre, which was labelled "high risk" earlier this month by a municipal auditing court due to budget overruns.

Deschamps-Braly rolled up to the gurney on his preferred stool, which was labelled "DR. D'S THRONE" and marked with a skull-and-crossbones sticker.

In 2006, Syngenta supplied Coursey with data and a "bundle of studies," and edited his paper, which was labelled as a Harris School Working Paper.

Instead, we trained our machine learning algorithm on the untreated data set, which was labelled with a DRAQ5 DNA stain (see a) and used the trained machine learning algorithm to predict the DNA stain of the blocked cells.

The pair angered some Christians after appearing as fallen angels Bartleby and Loki in Kevin Smith's 1999 film Dogma, a satire on Catholicism which was labelled blasphemy by the US Catholic League.

Sure enough he was served his boxed lunch, which was labeled "Asian Delite".

"There was a self-immolation in Tunisia which was labeled the catalyst for the Arab Spring.

CBS, which was labeled that way last year, was upgraded to "adequate".

Herein, spherical (nano-Sn/Li4Ti5O12)@C was designed, synthesized and investigated, which was labeled as (n-Sn/L)@C.

The produced samples were further leached by 1.0 mol l−1 HCl solution, which was labeled as NPNC-700.