Sentence examples for nowadays termed from inspiring English sources

Darwin didn't think up the idea of reciprocal altruism but he did think up the idea of "family selection" which is nowadays termed "kin selection".

Seaweeds are one of the important marine bio-resources which are nowadays termed as fantastically promising plants.

In addition to cystic kidney disease, phenotypes resulting from impaired ciliary function can affect nearly every organ of the human body and are nowadays termed ciliopathies.

The comparison of different epigenomes arising from different genotypes/tissues/cell types/environmental conditions can offer valuable information for the development of biomarkers paving the way to what is nowadays termed plant epibreeding.

"von Recklinghausen's disease" (without the qualification "of bone") is a completely unrelated disorder, nowadays termed neurofibromatosis.

Haslanger has subsequently altered her terminology and nowadays terms her analysis 'ameliorative'ameliorative

Nowadays, terms like firewalls, encryption, anti-virus and cloud providers are just as important to a bank's security as are the armed guards, huge windows, security cameras and steel vaults.

We seem to have in Dharmakīrti what would nowadays be termed a type of "causal theory of properties".[18] Particulars have causal properties, that is, powers (śakti) or "fitness" (yogyatā) to produce such and such results, in that they will produce those results when the right "complete collections" (sāmagrī) of circumstances and other properties are united.

It proposed what would nowadays be termed a sea denial strategy, based on fast, long-ranged cruisers for commerce raiding and torpedo boat flotillas to attack enemy ships attempting to blockade French ports.

The increasing rate of hydrogen evolving from magnesium (Mg) surfaces under anodic polarization is nowadays well documented and often termed the so-called "negative difference effect" (NDE).

Nowadays, such terms can be challenged on the basis that they're unfair and one-sided under the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contract Regulations 1999.