Sentence examples for manner for instance from inspiring English sources

At present, much of what is recycled is returned to use in a low-grade manner – for instance, recycled glass in the UK is often used as a component in road-building materials, rather than turned back into bottles.

As a result, quasi-perceptual measures allow the same questions in a less direct manner, for instance, using scaled measures (Ketokivi and Schroeder 2004).

Second, future research in econometric modeling needs to combine/synthesize recent developments across multiple econometric issues, rather than proceeding in a piecemeal manner, for instance, by integrating developments in the time series literature into panel-based frameworks.

The application of these tools in data analysis and interpretation of the results based on a biological meaningful manner, for instance web based tools like String and Cytocape for visualisation or AmiGO, KEGG, DAVID on the pathway level.

Whether red or green was the winning color was determined by the shapes that preceded them in a probabilistic manner; for instance, a diamond shape meant a higher chance that green would be rewarded, whereas a semicircle meant that red was a better bet.

In this manner, for instance, the chemical abbreviation STMP missed by the CRF model will be captured from the phrase, "... was phosphorylated with sodium trimetaphosphate (STMP) at ambient temperature... .. assuming that sodium trimetaphosphate was recognised by the model as a chemical entity.

"Table Manners," for instance, has a renaissance flavor: it's about a queen who has won a prize for etiquette.

In this category the most predominant statements concerned personal features of family doctors and their manners, for instance: "I really like this doctor, because he is nice, pleasant and sensitive; my type of a doctor".

There is a wider question here: should English football be more accommodating to its clubs who compete in the Champions League, in the same manner that, for instance, the Portuguese league helps its leading clubs?

The few existing analyses of policy practices highlight how social workers and street-level bureaucrats play a crucial role in the adaptation of social services in a 'culture-friendly manner' (see for instance: Vermeulen & Stoijtin, 2010; Boccagni, 2015).

Such Gaussian distribution is perturbed in a second group of rearrangements, although not in an antigen-dependent manner (see, for instance, the spectra obtained for BV13a-BJ2.1 BV13a-BJ2.1.