Sentence examples for nowadays entered from inspiring English sources

Laboratories of the late Stanley Korsmeyer and of the ever-sparkling Doug Green, who delivered the opening lecture at the MCRC conference, contributed fundamental evidence supporting the model that has nowadays entered textbooks.

The eventual career destinations of doctors were more likely to match with the specialties chosen three years after graduation than one year after graduation, and match rates were higher still for choices made five years after graduation, by which time most doctors would nowadays have entered higher specialist training.

As Mighty Shadow, the Trinidadian calypsonian sang: Nowadays you enter a strange land, they call you an alien.

Nowadays, viruses have entered the biotechnological era and numerous applications have already been developed.

And it's even harder nowadays because politics has entered the mix.

Nowadays, as teenagers enter adulthood, their early experiments with harsh, industrial-grade sake typically lead them toward beer and wine consumption, which has more than doubled in little over 10 years.

Although there have been done huge efforts in discovering specific compounds targeting PDK1, nowadays no PDK1 inhibitor has yet entered the clinic.

Saturation diving - though commonplace nowadays for long-duration, deep-sea endeavors - never entered the layman's lexicon in the way that a feat like supersonic flight did.

Both of us entered a new emerging scientific topic which is nowadays usually called "ecotoxicology".

Fewer Christmassy flicks enter production nowadays, not daring to compete with the Royal Opera House's Nutcracker and Andre Rieu, live and festive from his Maastricht castle.

Crucial issues still nowadays elude biosensors to enter the market, such as sensitivity, stability, miniaturisation, continuous and in situ monitoring in a complex matrix.