Sentence examples for classified manner from inspiring English sources

The contributions of various researchers in this area have been presented in a classified manner which will serve the reader as a quick, useful, and ready reference.

Then, we survey the proposed approaches in the past few years in a classified manner and compare them based on different metrics such as mobility, cluster count, cluster size, and algorithm complexity.

"Death was clearly not due to natural causes, but the medical examiner has not been able to determine whether death was due to intentional or accidental causes, and has therefore classified the manner of death as Undetermined".

"Death was clearly not due to natural causes," the report said, "but the medical examiner has not been able to determine whether death was due to intentional or accidental causes, and has therefore classified the manner of death as Undetermined".

There was also a significant positive correlation between the speakers' semantic knowledge and the proportion of gestures that were produced during fluent speech that were classified as "manner".

An additional correlation was therefore carried out between the composite semantic score and the proportion of WFD gestures produced during WFD for verbs that were classified as "manner".

There was a significant correlation between semantic knowledge and the proportion of non-WFD gestures that were classified as manner and a negative trend between semantic knowledge and the proportion of these gestures that were classified as "path only" gestures.

Further analysis of the "manner" gestures of the participants with aphasia indicated that there was a significant relationship between composite semantic knowledge scores and the proportion of non-WFD iconic gestures that were classified as "manner," r =.372, p <.05 (see Figure 1 below).

"We don't have enough information or evidence to classify the manner of death," she said.

DNA barcoding has gained traction only in the past six years, but Dr. Stoeckle said it was becoming a powerful tool for identifying and classifying all manner of life.

But such suicide rulings – two more of which were made this year in South Carolina, along with one each in Indiana, New York, Oregon and Pennsylvania – run contrary to guidelines from the National Association of Medical Examiners on how to classify a manner of death.