Sentence examples for common manner of from inspiring English sources

A time study is the most common manner of measuring work time at worksites in forestry.

On one of the 13 pillars in the church was a peaceful portrait of Mary with disproportionately large eyes and ears and a tiny mouth, in the common manner of Coptic art.

Participants had been abducted between 1988–2010 for an average length of one year, the median age of abduction was 13 years (IQR:11 14) with escaping (76.6%), being released (15.6%), and rescued (7.0%) being the most common manner of departure from the LRA.

However, the content of the IDK-Qs, the information they targeted and the fact that they did not represent the common manner of asking questions (otherwise the number of their occurrences would be much higher in the interviews) call for further psychological explanations.

The most common manner to reduce bias is random selection of participating households.

The passions operate in a common manner: "the principal effect of all the human passions is that they move and dispose the soul to want the things for which they prepare the body".

Bioinformatic target gene predictions followed by experimental target gene validations revealed that miR-17, -20a, and -106b act in a common manner by downregulating an overlapping set of target genes mostly involved in regulation and execution of G1/S transition.

Sharing the common manner is either between individual chromosomes or different categories of SCN and SI.

Therefore, load synchronization is due to the presence of distinct time slots with minimal costs to which the flexible loads will respond in a common manner.

The three maps suggest a common binding manner of cognate aa-tRNAs in their specific binding with both the ribosome and EF-Tu.

Where such attempts have been made, the manner of common land management has figured prominently, with 'tragedy of the commons' concepts used to explain land degradation and to provide a foundation for policy response.