Sentence examples for nowadays admitted from inspiring English sources

Introduction As a result of demographic transition, the proportion of «very elderly» (≥90 years) patients is increasing worldwide and more of these patients are nowadays admitted to intensive care units (ICU).

Second, whereas temperature is nowadays widely admitted to influence oxygenation parameters, no study is performed under therapeutic hypothermia and central body temperature management details are scarce.

Yes, his mother and father's mix of high expectations and low micromanaging put the sons in situations that would trigger a visit from Child Protective Services nowadays, Zeke admitted when we spoke.

Nowadays, she admits, he wants her either to play with him or to seize her trumpet and "play it himself".

Nowadays, he admits he was an adviser on the deal, but has always denied receiving millions in commissions.

Victoria Park, E3, 14 Jul Abel Tesfaye used to suffer from stage fright; nowadays he admits to being addicted to playing live.

Yet nowadays we admit the enjoyment of plot as if it were a low kind of self-indulgence – irresistible but ignoble.

Although admitted nowadays, the involvement of host genetic factors remains unclear.

So often nowadays, when one is admitted to the house, he finds the maid who takes his hat at the door a more civilized person than the lady who offers him a drink in the living room.

Nowadays, it is commonly admitted that the decisions related to the management of a greenhouse can be classified into different levels, starting from the on –line control, through the optimization of the environment, to the seasonal planning of the behaviour of the agriculture.

Nowadays she reluctantly admits her parents weren't all bad.