Sentence examples for nowadays represent from inspiring English sources

During the subduction process a thrust slice of the Tethys Ocean floor was obducted on the NE margin of the Arabian Platform, to form the Semail Ophiolite, which nowadays represent the Oman Mountains (Alsharhan 2014).

The study of traditional built environment and the correct use of natural resources, nowadays, represent some of the multiple opportunities to product compatible structures with the environment, aimed to cope with high-energy demanding buildings and comfortless.

Thanks to their high-performance computing capabilities and the very low costs, GPUs nowadays represent a suitable technology for the development and the application of parallel computational methods for in silico analysis of complex biological systems.

Mathematical modeling and computational analysis of biological systems nowadays represent an essential methodology, complementary to conventional experimental biology, to achieve an in-depth comprehension of the functioning of these complex systems [ 1, 2].

With modular prostheses, which nowadays represent more than 90% of the femoral stems, easily removable parts such as head and liner are exchanged and the operation is then reported to the registry as a revision.

Clever Evan Davis nowadays represents the technocratic faction ("why are stupid people allowed to listen to this programme?" sort of thing), but is normally kind and polite.

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.

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

In recent years, large clearings (>1000 ha) accounted for gradually smaller amounts of total annual deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, whereas the proportion of small clearings (<50 ha) nowadays represents more than 80% of annual deforestation.

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.

E. coli, that can produce ESBLs, has arisen and disseminated worldwide as an important cause of both nosocomial and community infections and nowadays represents a major threat.