Sentence examples for nowadays informed from inspiring English sources
Nowadays, informed consent has replaced the old paternalistic notion of "the doctor knows best", with a more collaborative patient-physician relationship.
Not only are consumers nowadays better informed about the relation between life-style and own health, of which their food consumption pattern is a critical part, there is also a strong development in the regulatory domain to protect the same consumers from misleading claims on food products.
At least nowadays everybody's informed about [the crisis]." Though that, as she concedes, is a distinct part of the problem, and an entirely understandable reason for popular anger – how long it took for everyone to know, and how much of a surprise it all was.
Nowadays, any vaguely informed teenager operating online knows not to say dumb shit – or at least to cover their trail properly if they are going to.
One farmer inquired in puzzled tones, "Whose son is this Constitution fellow?" Nowadays, Thais everywhere are much better informed.
Nowadays, we sit on the couch with our mobile or tablet and can be better informed on any issue we want than generations past thanks to the Internet.
However, nowadays big data analytics (BDA) is able to deliver predictions based on executing a sequence of data processing while seemingly abstaining from being theoretically informed about the subject matter.
However, nowadays big data analytics (BDA) is able to deliver predictions based on executing a sequence of processing while seemingly abstaining from being theoretically informed about the subject matter.
As younger readers may need reminding, or informing, the telex was what would nowadays be called a hard-wired, low-bandwidth, point-to-point messaging system.
