The phrase "a well manner" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a well-mannered"? You can use "well-mannered" to describe someone who behaves politely and has good manners.
Example: "The children were well-mannered and respectful during the dinner party."
Alternatives: "polite" or "courteous".
Using ultra-high vacuum scanning tunneling microscopy (UHV-STM), we show that copper-phthalocyanine (CuPc) grows in a well ordered manner on hydrogen passivated vicinal silicon surfaces.
It was found that peptides with side chains of serine and threonine interact with DOPC layers more strongly and in a well characterised manner compared to peptides with side chains of glutamine and asparagine.
His newest work continues his eschewal of traditional (or expected) mediums in a, well, shocking manner.
In addition, the competition of Delta toxin-induced hemolytic activity with PEG of various sizes showed that inhibition occurred in a well defined manner with PEG molecular weight of 5000 and above (Figure 7B).
As the introduction of such a system is generally accompanied by multiple other changes made by enthusiasts this is difficult to study in a well controlled manner.
Secondly, for a strategic and sustainable change, the reforms within HPE institutes must be conceived and delivered in a well balanced manner.
However, under physiological conditions, it appears that both TLR2 and VEGFRs are aimed to promote formation of blood vessels in a well coordinated manner.
Draw the jaw line in a well defined manner, and then add some of the back neckline.
The carrier defended its overbooking system, saying it was applied reasonably and in a well-controlled manner.
They arrived together and in a well-organised manner broke through the fences and all clearly knew where they were going.
