The phrase "a true scientist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who embodies the qualities, values, or practices typically associated with scientific inquiry and integrity.
Example: "In her research, she always follows the scientific method, making her a true scientist in every sense."
Alternatives: "a genuine scientist" or "an authentic scientist".
A true scientist is not put off by simple mistakes.
"Jensen was a true scientist, and he was without racial bias," Professor Flynn added.
To a true scientist, science is both identity and wings; and so it was for Harrison, crooked flight and all.
He is a true scientist, who lives not only for his work but for and in and through his protégés — postdocs, graduate students, younger scientists.
A true scientist dedicates herself to the process and commits herself to seeing her twisted experiments, sorry, her puzzle solving through to the end: Your thoughts?
He is a true scientist, who lives not only for his work but for and in and through his protégés postdocs, graduate students, younger scientists.
The fact that something like EMDR works as well as prolonged exposure, cognitive processing, and virtual reality therapy despite violating nearly every principle of psychotherapy and therapeutic change-is a true scientist-practitioner's dream.
I don't see how any true scientist could be either a believer or a denier.
"Obviously, there's way more to him than that -- he's the one true scientist among the Founding Fathers, a skillful writer and a significant diplomat -- but he is someone we can relate to.
"It's about taking rises in productivity out in terms of leisure rather than increased income," he says like a true social scientist.
In this discussion, Skomoroch articulates what I believe should be the standardized definition for what a true data scientist is within the world of consumer Internet services and applications.
