Sentence examples for a scientist to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a scientist to demonstrate that sex is pleasurable, at least for humans and many higher-order animals.

Using human volunteers, Dr. Albert Sabin was the first scientist to demonstrate that heterotypic immunity can prevent disease induced by a different dengue virus serotype [ 127].

Perhaps what we need is something along the lines of the Pugwash Conferences, a movement by scientists to demonstrate behavioural change for a low-carbon future.

Doocy starts by pulling back a cover and revealing the armadillo, which his guest says was used by scientists to demonstrate both an assertion from the 1970s that the earth was cooling and, more recently, the ongoing global warming phenomenon.

In response to growing pressure on scientists to demonstrate their relevance, 'excellence' has taken on a negative definition, as the opposite of 'impact'impact

For instance, when one of the scientists working in the Chauvet cave notes that he used to work in a circus, Mr. Herzog immediately asks him, "Were you a lion tamer?" When another scientist tries to demonstrate how the ancient artists might have used a spear but throws ineptly, Mr. Herzog dryly notes that he wouldn't have lasted long in Paleolithic times.

To publish on ScienceMatters, the scientist needs to demonstrate two things.

The scientists hope to demonstrate the process in the next 12 months.

Meanwhile, the tale of the horse Clever Hans gave a chill to any scientist still hoping to demonstrate that animals were thinking creatures.

In 2003 Craig Venter and a team of scientists set out to demonstrate that advances in genomics and computing power could enable the mapping of microbial life all over the planet.

To get tenure, scientists ordinarily have to demonstrate that they have an impressive record of published research.