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(91) The lagging man tagged the bags among the luggage with small flags.

(92) In three cohorts from Finland and Canada, single nucleotide polymorphism–tagged haplotypes associated with high serum immunoglobulin E or asthma.

(93) A tagged northern spotted owl swoops toward a researcher? lure in a young redwood forest.

(94) This template will categorise tagged articles into Category:Wikipedia articles needing rewrite. This template is self-reference. This template is not useful to be subst 'd.

(95) The sentences of correctly segmented and tagged are analyzed, and rule-based method and syntactical and semantic score are adapted to disambiguate.

(96) An act of sliding by a base runner during which the runner veers sideways to avoid being tagged.

(97) In healthy cells a compound called a methyl group is tagged to DNA where it acts as a "red light", preventing certain genes from producing proteins.

(98) The horseradish peroxidase(HRP) tagged antibody was prepared by means of modified NaIO 4 method and the HRP tagged hapten was prepared by means of mixed anhydride method.

(98) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(99) The cartoon reveals an astonishing scenario in which hundreds of old people are chasing a small bag tagged "retirement fund".

(100) Only Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) and Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) image formats support palettes.

(101) Words such as "never", "failed" and "prevent" are tagged as "changing" or "reversive" words because they reverse the sentiment of word they precede.

(102) The effect of diffusion of soil removal was demonstrated with polyester film and radio - tagged stearic acid.

(103) It is a rather gorgeous, rusty-brown coloured, 13-month-old Limousin cow, dark of eye and furry of coat, and tagged with the number 365.

(104) To avoid such errors in the new study, they tagged each Neanderthal DNA strand with a unique molecular bar-code[sentencedict.com], to distinguish it biochemically from any extraneous genetic material.

(105) The person names are semantically tagged using the standard hCard micro format, and hence behave as live objects in the system.

(106) And as frequent travelers know, the thousands of suitcases and bags arriving from every corner of the world at Beijing Capital International Airport continue to be tagged with the three letters "PEK."

(107) The results showed that the chromophoric group of the fluorescent monomer tagged with FC-POCA wasn't changed much.

(108) However, purification and MS analysis of tandem affinity protein– tagged RNA Pol II holoenzyme complexes identified a minimum stable complex of both known and novel proteins (27).

(109) The large number of detections made sense: Lingcod had been tagged near this receiver in the first place, and for them the area was probably home.

(110) It carries house-line leather goods and vintage items tagged with just enough provenance — say, the state where it was purchased — to inspire fanciful imagined back stories.

(111) When English adopted the word class from French around 400 years ago Greek and Roman were seen as "the original" languages and so were tagged with this "first" meaning.

(112) One Department of Conservation office in the South Island has received 89 proposals on how the $6.6 million tagged for stoat control in the last government budget should be spent.

(113) With so much unique information contained in the blogosphere, one is tempted to ask: Where is this information is cataloged, tracked, tagged, and available for search?

(114) The highly sensitive radio tracer technique is often used to follow tagged synthetic soil ingredients.

(115) Work items tagged with a work stream identifier are resolved using the work stream ID in the same way as a named policy set.