Sentence examples for a wide array of scientists from inspiring English sources

A wide array of scientists advising the commission agreed the quotas would not endanger those species.

Last spring, Britain's Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership, which unites a wide array of scientists, government agencies and industries, issued an analysis that found "clear changes in the depth, distribution, migration and spawning behaviors of fish -- many of which can be related to warming sea temperatures".

Stakeholders attending the plenary sessions included a wide array of international scientists, product developers, nongovernmental organization officials, and regulatory and policy officials, as well as community leaders and advocates from the most affected regions in Africa, India, Latin America, and China.

That means learning "to effectively communicate the results to a wide array of audiences, not only scientists but people in the media, citizens, and of course policy- and decision-makers," Bawa says.

The process of hydraulic fracking has been criticized by a wide array of public health advocates, environmental groups, and scientists due to potential drinking water contamination, high levels of methane emissions and other forms of air pollution, and its links to an increase in the number of earthquakes in many states.

These partnerships led to social scientists publishing in a wide array of journals such as Environmental Health Perspectives, Environmental Science & Technology, American Journal of Public Health, and Environmental Justice.

He recommends applying for a Science & Technology Policy Fellowship from AAAS (the publisher of Science Careers); these fellowships allow scientists to work on a wide array of science policy issues.

Instead, its fundamental objective is to generate high-quality data that scientists will use to answer a wide array of questions.

Almost any scientist can now draw on a wide array of tools and techniques that enable him or her to incorporate the study of nucleic acids into research and into hands-on laboratory experiences for students.

In recent years, scientists have sequenced the genetic code of a wide array of organisms, ranging from mice, humans and fish to common bacterial pathogens and plants like rice and corn.

In a pair of articles published in Science magazine this month, scientists map out an affinity for music in a wide array of species.