Sentence examples for is nowadays represented from inspiring English sources

Italy's Socialist party was largely destroyed by the corruption scandals of the early 1990s, so the centre-left is nowadays represented by a fundamentally unnatural coalition of former progressive Christian Democrats with former Communists, who not surprisingly find it hard to agree on clear common policies.

Accordingly, the development of pharmacological tools that interfere with receptor-mediated LP signalling is nowadays thought to represent a promising approach for the development of novel therapeutic strategies against vascular diseases (Gardell et al., 2006).

Initially, it was thought that lncRNAs represent transcriptional noise, but it is nowadays recognized that lncRNAs may have biological roles.

The massive immigration phenomenon which is affecting Europe nowadays represents a main issue on the agenda of European policymakers, especially in light of the financial costs associated to it and the fears and concerns raised among the citizens of the European Union.

While computationally feasible, the main limitation nowadays is represented by the availability of mixing data and travel behavior for a large set of countries, given a global level objective.

Multidetector CT systems are nowadays ubiquitously available in trauma centres and represent the minimum requirement for emergency renal imaging.

These claims are nowadays disputed.

- In many cases, they develop from characteristic precursor lesions (actinic keratoses), that are nowadays accepted to represent in situ carcinomas.

Oral cholecystography (OC) was the first imaging modality used for diagnosing GA, but nowadays represents an obsolete technique.

Nowadays, they're represented by the new political party, Podemos, which was formed this year and won five seats at the recent European elections.

And nowadays, more sections of society are being represented in comedy clubs".