Sentence examples for Upon scientists from inspiring English sources

Rather than consulting us, the uninformed, they have subjected their work to scientific peer review and called upon scientists from other disciplines to check their analysis and findings.

To group the peaceful demonstrations and nonviolent direct action of the climate camp protesters with the campaign of terror waged upon scientists and support staff is deeply offensive.

Breakthrough science in this difficult economic climate depends upon scientists who are dedicated to collaboration to solve the puzzles that plague our society ("Deadly or Dull? Uproar Over a Microbe," Aug. 6).

Consequently, although modern war technology depends heavily upon scientists and although many of them are employed by governments in work directly or indirectly concerned with this technology, scientists as a group are far from being wedded to war.

Each year, close to the time when the real Nobel prizes are awarded, the Ig Nobels are bestowed upon scientists whose work "makes people laugh, and then makes them think," says Ig Nobel Master of Ceremonies Marc Abrahams.

I feel very strongly that scientific thought is not a special talent endowed only upon scientists.

Prominent education and policy recommendations call upon scientist educators and mentors to grow and diversify talent in STEM fields (NAS, 2010, 2011) and to place earlier and stronger emphasis on the process of science (AAAS, 2011).

ALEX KEATING, Stratford-Upon-Avon Scientists have warned that a second wave of swine flu may spread globally in the autumn, and it is possible that it will mutate to be less mild and more infectious, but it's too early to know.

In today's class, students will be examining whether or not such animals are real, and examining the basis upon which scientists establish existence or rule it out.

Though descriptions of Archaeopteryx as a "missing link" are widely frowned upon by scientists, the creature became renowned as the most primitive bird on the planet.

Fundamentally, a theory in science is not just a whim or an opinion; it is a logical construct of how we think something works, generally agreed upon by scientists and always in agreement with the available observations.