Sentence examples for manner and one from inspiring English sources
He finds both who and what he is being continually challenged in a very profound manner, and one can sense in Soseki's writing a man who is becoming unmoored in a most fundamental way.
[D] An auditory auditory visual arithmetic triple task in which in each trial, two auditory stimuli are presented in a dichotic manner and one equation is presented onscreen.
In an online experiment, 42 physicians were asked to optimize medical records for two comparable polypharmacy patients, one in their usual manner and one using the STRIP Assistant.
[F] An auditory auditory visual arithmetic visuospatial quad task in which in each trial, two auditory stimuli are presented in a dichotic manner and one equation is presented onscreen.
Coordinated cell growth and development requires that cells regulate the expression of large sets of genes in an appropriate manner, and one of the most complex and metabolically demanding pathways that cells must manage is that of ribosome biogenesis.
Two illumination devices were capable of heating solutions of PEG-NRs in a dose-dependent manner, and one of these devices was further validated by in vivo imaging and thermography.
In an eight-page memo, titled "A mother's perspective", she wrote that Lader purposefully ignored her daughter, refused to text back in a timely manner, and on one occasion brought a man back to their hotel room in Prague, forcing Brownstein to stay with friends.
Yet even in this wider context, the manner and one-shot scale of the Bundaberg culling was disturbing even to those who monitor and critique the nation's greyhound-racing industry.
And then there's BM – bad manners, and one of the many things Greg Idraa" Fields is famous for.
Smoking behaviour, being dynamic, may change in an unpredictable manner, and reliance on one measurement time point may obscure true effects on disease risk.
We provide such a chronology in this paper but more helpfully, we present simple methods by which one can generate such a record in a replicable manner, and how one can evaluate whether the proposed chronology is any "good".
