The referee handled it in a common sense manner and was consistent.
"I think people are looking at it in a common sense manner and would like to be informed, and I think it's the right thing to do to inform them.
For each rice gene, short tags were compared with the sequence of transcript units annotated in the TIGR5.0 database, and tags exactly mapped to some part of the transcript in the sense manner were taken as representatives of that gene.
"Manners makyth man" is true in the widest sense of the word; in the same sense, manners delineate primate species.
And for that you need basic dress sense, manners, a firm handshake and - and I am still gobsmacked at how many journalists do not have these - business cards.
It is my observation that when we become intertwined with technology or things like social media, we become hypnotized and fall into a techno trance where things like common sense, manners and awareness often get pushed aside.
"The problem was not in the concepts," he said, referring to the 2008 law, "but in the language Congress chose to implement the concepts, combined with the agency's own inability and unwillingness to exert authority to clarify confusion and chaos in a common-sense manner".
This word pair can be seen as a statistical tool that is naturalised in the public debate, where it is used in a common-sense manner for distinguishing between non-western immigrants and their children and other inhabitants of the Netherlands.
With his impeccable fashion sense, breezy manner and pals like Jackie O and Ava Gardner, Gianni Agnelli used to be the Austin Powers of capitalism.
Yeager appears to have sprung straight from the Big Book of American Heroes – strong jaw, cowboy hat, horse sense, stoic manner – but he really was like this, and doubtless still is.
The way McCarthy put it recently, I've worked for Republicans, I've worked for Democrats and I've worked with those who, frankly, could care less about party affiliation, and who simply care about rolling up their sleeves and figuring out how to move forward in a common sense, responsible manner that is consistent with the law, and with the science.
