Sentence examples for nowadays treated from inspiring English sources

Since the vast majority of patients with RA are nowadays treated in outpatient care, it is important to assess the validity (or positive predictive value) of this component of the National Patient Register.

However, ulnar-sided TFCC lesions, Palmer type 1B, which are predisposed to cause DRUJ instability can nowadays be treated using either an open approach (Fig. 2) (Cooney et al. 1994; Garcia-Elias et al. 2003) or an arthroscopically assisted procedure with transosseous sutures (Atzei et al. 2008; Bednar and Osterman 1994).

However, only a small proportion of patients nowadays are treated within the framework of medical research.

GCTs, as well as other lesions located in the clivus, can nowadays be treated by a minimally invasive fully endoscopic extended endonasal approach.

To reduce the risk of brain damage children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) are nowadays mainly treated with intrathecal chemotherapy (ITC) instead of central nervous system (CNS) radiation therapy (CRT) to prevent CNS relapse.

Other recent risk scores have chosen to estimate CVD risk (1– 3, 8), but estimating CVD by combining CHD and stroke in this NDR model also allowed for the inclusion of patients with acute coronary syndromes and patients nowadays increasingly treated with PCI or CABG procedures before the occurrence of manifest myocardial infarction.

Nowadays we treat dietary panics as a national pastime.

No one really knows if Britons nowadays are treating each other "better or worse".

The robogirls are also warm-blooded enough nowadays to treat the audience to a succession of old near-hits.

Nowadays, we treat everybody the same, because you never know if there will be a time when they will come up and help the team.

Nowadays, tourists treat a large part of the region in much the same way – barely touching the ground at Brindisi or Bari before speeding south to newly trendy Salento, Puglia's far southern tip (which we've covered in a separate guide).