Sentence examples for In the modern years from inspiring English sources

In the modern years, research in genetic regulatory networks (GRNs) has gained significance in both biological and bio-medical sciences, and a huge number of tremendous results have been issued.

You might say that the development of printing ushered in the modern era 500 years ago.

Even if most of the explanations were found in modern years, ancient physicians managed to use surgery with skills acquired through observation and experimentation in animals.

In the modern media world 22 years after the birth of the World Wide Web, 15 years after the launch of Google, 10 years after the first social networking site, eight years after the first YouTube video, six years after the first touch-screen smartphone, five years after the first "app" store, and two years after the iPad children grow up alongside technology that changes at lightning speed.

In modern years, there has been a rising interest in investigating and evolving new antimicrobial agents from various sources to combat microbial resistance [16].

Eleven-year-olds have a poor record in the race as it is but in the modern era 12-year-old winners are almost unheard of.

So it's surprising, therefore, that in 2015, the most modern year on record, "Netflix and chill" became a mainstream euphemism for boning.

Yet that description sums up an era in which the entire modern year-long primary process was consolidated into a few days.

In the modern era, 1993 95, the 5-year CSS increased to 29% and 20-year CSS was estimated to be 20%.

It's the best job in the world, although I think it can only be done for four or five years in the modern world in a big country because it is so intensive.

England bowler James Anderson insists sledging in cricket is no worse in the modern game than in previous years.