Sentence examples for a case for scientists from inspiring English sources
However, this was a case for scientists, not Interpol: Otzi, as he was nicknamed, was the oldest example of intact human remains ever found, dating from the end of the stone age.
At the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, publisher of Science Careers) Annual Meeting in Boston this afternoon, Mark S. Frankel, the director of the Scientific Responsibility, Human Rights, and Law Program at AAAS, made a case for scientists to think more deeply about their social responsibilities.
There is a case for young scientists, at the peak of their creative power, to opt out of the communication business.
Of course, the data, or some of the data may be known by the scientists participating in the systematic review, as would be the case for scientists performing an RCT.
Is that the case for scientists?
The notion received a cooler response in the late 1970's, when Mrs. Fabricant, a researcher at Cornell University, began making a case for it along with a few other scientists.
Smith goes as far as to make a case for why a rapidly melting Arctic, which scientists warn could cost tens of trillions of dollars by the end of this century, is a positive thing.
Social scientists call the willingness to build a case for conviction, while ignoring evidence that points away from guilty "tunnel vision".
And scientists who believed that intelligent design is merely a repackaged version of creationism made a case for evolution that was thrilling in its breadth.
A case for genetic engineering?
