Sentence examples for is nowadays recognised from inspiring English sources
The strong influence of human factors (HF) on the safety of nuclear facilities is nowadays recognised and the designers are now enforced to consider HF requirements in the design of new facilities.
Cancer is nowadays recognised as a genetic and epigenetic disease.
The quasispecies behavior of viruses is nowadays recognised as a key element for the understanding and modeling of viral evolution and disease control [ 22].
Patient safety is nowadays increasingly recognised as a key dimension of quality care, and is thus progressively being integrated into the education of healthcare professionals.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous system that affects white matter, predominantly in the form of demyelinated plaques or lesions. 1 It is nowadays being recognised more and more that, in addition to white matter damage, grey matter involvement also plays an important role in MS symptomatology and progression.
(Leibniz's notation and "differential Method", nowadays recognised as much more convenient notations, were adopted by continental European mathematicians, and after 1820 or so, also by British mathematicians).
These claims are nowadays disputed.
Within companies it is widely recognised nowadays that the performance of inventory systems is not only determined by the way the inventory system is planned and controlled but also by its organisational architecture.
Nowadays, it is increasingly recognised that the recommended dose for further exploration of a drug should be the optimal biological drug dose (OBD) rather than the MTD.
Nowadays, information system is recognised as one of the key points of the management strategy.
However, as the performer of the only known case of trans-kingdom DNA transfer, this natural genetic engineer is recognised by nowadays biologists particularly for this feature, and Agrobacterium-mediated genetic transformation has become the preferred method to generate transgenic plants.
