Sentence examples for age scientists from inspiring English sources
At the beginnings of the scientific age, scientists themselves were amateurs.
The skull is of an age, scientists said, that it could be expected to provide telling evidence of life at the time the human and chimpanzee lineages diverged.
Although the disease may seem like a calamity that strikes suddenly in old age, scientists now think it begins long before the mind fails.
(Reuters) NATIONAL A14-21 Tiniest Premature Children Face Problems as They Age Scientists are discovering that the lives of the smallest babies born prematurely grow more complicated over time.
Irrespective of their age, scientists benefit from impartial, gender-neutral careers advice, mentoring and sponsorship – if you're in a position to do this, reach out and change someone's life.
Because telomeres get shorter as cells age, scientists theorized that cancer cells – which never age – become immortalized by turning on production of telomerase in cells that normally don't produce it, allowing these cells to keep their long telomeres indefinitely.
You are now the owner of a new Simplex automated timesaving miracle Fletch-o-mat, designed by space-age scientists specifically to remove the drudgery from tiresome daily fletching.
When Westinghouse began a contest in 1942 to identify the nation's budding teen-age scientists, the company's name was a synonym for innovation, one that would soon be emblazoned on refrigerators in millions of homes.
WASHINGTON, March 2 - A girl from Westmont, Ill., and a girl from Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan were named the nation's top young scientists tonight in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, the first time that girls have won the two highest awards the country's oldest and most prestigious competition for teen-age scientists.
At the National Institute on Aging, scientists have come to the opposite conclusion.
As to whether or not the telomere-telomerase system is a basic mechanism of aging, scientists are struck with the vigor of the treated cells.
