Sentence examples for typically nowadays from inspiring English sources
Typically nowadays a financial restatement or missed regulatory filing date can put a bond on negative credit watch immediately; no waiting until too late, as happened in the Enron and WorldCom era.
Typically nowadays, this DNA is analysed either by high throughput sequencing to identify the genomic regions associated with the protein of interest, or by PCR with specific primers if binding sites are already known.
Vida has a little sly fun with the idea of what's typically American nowadays.
Such settlements can result in a significantly better network performance, as compared with the simplified weight setting heuristics typically used nowadays.
However, in daily clinical practice, lower doses such as 1 4 mg/day for haloperidol and 2 8 mg/day for pimozide are typically used nowadays to treat TS [ 128, 191, 224].
Two-term presidents nowadays typically celebrate their accomplishments, hand out grants and pardons, and talk excitedly about beginning a new career of public service.
In a satirical essay in the April issue of Backpacker magazine, Thom Hogan, the editor, writes of traveling the length of the Appalachian Trail 50 years in the future -- starting in January in Georgia to beat the heat and smog on a trip that nowadays typically begins in March.
Successful groundwater resources evaluation and management is nowadays typically undertaken using distributed numerical groundwater flow models.
Logicians nowadays typically distinguish the open formula φ in which the variable x is free from the corresponding name of a concept.
This stems at least partly from the fact that, although awareness and motivation to save energy are nowadays typically existent among home owners, adequate technological support for the users is greatly lacking.
These are groupings of livestock-keeping families, nowadays typically comprising 2 to 12 households, who jointly practice a transhumant way of living and herding (Bold 1996; Fernandez-Gimenez et al. 2015).
