Sentence examples for manner would need from inspiring English sources
Any policymaker wanting to establish more selection by ability in an ethical manner would need to prove that selective schools were more effective than non-selective ones, he says.
Inside, among the supporting cast, the Union's chief executive, Ian Ritchie, had last week signalled this appointment by saying the replacement for Stuart Lancaster – or simply "Lancaster" as Jones referred to him, in his slightly blunt, conversational manner – would need "proven international experience".
However, products designed in such a manner would need to meet any laws, regulations, or standards established by agencies such as the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
It has been proposed that molecules regulating the metastatic dissemination of tumour cells in an organ specific manner would need to fulfil certain criteria [ 2, 29].
Although TPM provided explanations regarding the exact meanings of these rules, we decided that representing them in an objective manner would need consensus from several clinical experts.
Note however that, when aiming to apply the model in a predictive manner, it would need to be 'tuned' by filling in critical values for a number of relevant parameters in such a way that these represent empirical data.
With this difference between means totalling 0.59, whereas the differences between means according participant gender for other scenarios range from 0.01 to 0.37, this may imply a more marked split in linguistic formality in 'service interactions.' However, the data obtained here are not robust enough to be generalised in this manner, and would need further research to back up this claim.
Or considered in an alternative manner, Russia would need to decrease mortality in proportion to existing mortality rates (shortfalls) to have less inequality than Poland when it reaches their mean level of mortality.
To identify the exact genes that differentiate between clusters in a statistically rigorous manner, we would need to address several complex issues related to variable selection from high-dimensional data, including controlling for false-positives and false-negatives, correlation between variables, and the lack of reproducibility between studies due to systematic biases.
One concern in clinical application is that if the device was not placed in exactly the same manner each time the results may vary and this would need to be considered.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but before you can truly be persecuted for being Christian, you would need to actually behave in a manner that at least somewhat resembles Christ.
