Sentence examples for manner with its from inspiring English sources
A bioactive scaffold reacts in a controlled manner with its environment in order to stimulate specific biological responses where it is placed.
To be effective, each cilium must beat in a coordinated manner with its neighbouring cilia.
Benefiting from several decades of research, the exhibition presents 200 works by or attributed to 40 artists, while also tracing the elaborate style wars between the indigenous Rajput (Hindu) court manner, with its raw vigor and flat color blocks, and the finely calibrated naturalism and delicate patterns imported by the conquering Muslim Mughals of Central Asia.
Compared to other woodlice, H. reaumuri walks in an unusual manner, with its body held high off the ground.
First, is it surprising that the mutant clone lingers on in a covert manner with its latent malignancy de-selected?
In this analysis, all libraries from knockdown cells were compared in a pairwise manner with its corresponding scrambled shRNA samples.
In a similar vein, Keith Coventry's 1995 Sceaux Gardens Estate is a pastiche of high modernist manners, with its slightly off-white background and downbeat yellow rectangles.
Whatever it chooses to do, Reckson management is now in a precarious position, one that can be traced to the manner with which its deal with Green was structured, with its lack of transparency, and with its apparent favoring of an insider.
MYH14 contains an intronic microRNA, miR-499, which is expressed in a slow/cardiac muscle specific manner along with its host gene; it plays a key role in muscle fiber-type specification in mammals.
There was a professionalism to such an approach and it is felt in the detailed manner, with all its psychology and sports science, now employed in the development of sportsmen.
And, four years after the death of his father, King Hussein, King Abdullah seems also to have created his own style, in part extending his father's courtly manner, but with its own hallmarks -- certainly not regal-lite but not aloof, either.
