Sentence examples for mentioned nowadays from inspiring English sources
It's rarely mentioned nowadays, but at the time of the Marshall Plan, Americans were very concerned about profiteering in the name of patriotism.
As mentioned above, nowadays the prognostic impact of tHcy may become hard to evaluate in populations such as those from Northern America, where (differently from Europe) folic acid fortification of grain products issued by FDA in 1996 has been demonstrated to effectively reduce tHcy levels [30].
The production of methyl-esters of fatty acids (biodiesel) [ 8] is the most recent and mentioned application nowadays.
For example, a male farmer (FGD participant), from Rajshahi district mentioned that "nowadays new and unknown diseases and outbreaks are often identified among the members of the community".
It is in place to mention that nowadays there exists fairly rich literature on the integration with respect to irregular integrators where the object defined as an integral is not necessarily obtained as the limit of Riemann-Stieltjes sums.
They perceive looking after the grandchildren as a way of helping their own children and expect to receive assistance from their children when they are too old or sick to take care of themselves, as mentioned by Grandma Zhang: Nowadays jobs are highly demanding and competitive for our children.
Sustained release drugs appear to be mentioned more often nowadays for extending the period of intravitreal activity, and corticosteroids play a key role in inhibiting the inflammatory process in DME.
Nowadays, the mentioned systems are operating and expanding along the country.
He mentioned, for example, that nowadays for skaters the material of their sportswear is very important.
As already mentioned, the general perception nowadays is that PI monotherapy must not be considered as an acceptable optional strategy when any other modality of triple antiretroviral regimen can be afforded.
Ricolfi mentions several examples: "Nowadays, the consultations on issues such as pensions no longer take place at the ministers' table in the government building, but rather within the factions of the Democratic Party at Parliamentary Commissions.
