The phrase "a continuous manner by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the way in which an action is performed consistently or without interruption.
Example: "The team worked in a continuous manner by collaborating closely and sharing updates regularly."
Alternatives: "in a consistent way" or "in an uninterrupted fashion".
The main objective of AMP is to distribute load within a network domain in a continuous manner by offloading congested links in real-time.
In this paper we will account for both factors in a continuous manner by using view and identity manifolds.
To settle the problem, we used a hybrid simulation method [18], [22] in which some processes are simulated discretely while other processes are handled in a continuous manner by differential equations.
Therefore, we can employ switch error in a continuous manner by varying resolution for the smoothing of switch errors, with a set of metrics analogous to those for sequence assembly [ 108].
The semi-active stiffness and damping control device which are capable of modifying stiffness and damping in a continuous manner is proposed by Nagarajaiah and Mate (1997).
Similarly, SNAREs alone with this alternative folding energy landscape are expected to zipper or unzip in a continuous manner in response to the force exerted by optical tweezers, in contrast to the observed cooperative two-state manner.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03406.004 Ribosomes do not translate the message in a continuous manner, but in bursts of translation separated by long pauses that do not appear to be correlated with template position.
79.6% of the incident cases visiting an NP in the course of the incidence year did so in a relatively continuous manner over several quarters (see pattern numbers 1 and 4 in table 2), and 24.7% were seen by the NP in a continuous manner over the two-year period, whereas this is only the case for less than 10% of patients consulting for other reasons than dementia (pattern 4 only).
The upper panels show the codons translated as a function of time, and indicate that translation proceeds not in a continuous manner, but in a series of translational bursts separated by long pauses.
In essence, the resistance of the deflected current increased in a quantum, not a continuous, manner.
Repeatability experiments involved the exposure to 50% RH at 27 °C over 10 pulses in a continuous manner.
