The phrase "at the scientists" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context involving scientists, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results were discussed at the scientists' conference."
Alternatives: "with the scientists" or "among the scientists".
HarperCollins fired back at the scientists in a statement that was quoted that day in the newspaper The Guardian.
A period of cyclones over a hundred years?" Rijsdijk allowed himself a moment of wonder at the scientists' proximity to "a world that didn't understand violence and competition".
Look at the scientists who question the consensus on climate change; look at the organizations pushing fake scandals; look at the think tanks claiming that any effort to limit emissions would cripple the economy.
He tells the Guardian he's furious at the media and at the scientists who have been making a big deal out of the bleaching event: "What I'm seeing is that my industry is being held out for ransom and is the whipping boy for the Greenies who want to be anti-coalmining.
The paper also looks at the scientists behind the mission, with profiles of the main players under the headline "They have walked on 'Churi'".
While Next Wave has in the past highlighted such scientists and the facilities in which they work on an ad hoc basis (see box below), in this feature we take a much closer look at the scientists working in what we have broadly defined as the "service" area.
The software also generates a keywords report at the scientist-year level, using the medical subject headings (MeSH) assigned by the National Library of Medicine to each publication indexed by MEDLINE.
On 12 December, Seoul National University (SNU), where Hwang works, announced it will conduct an investigation at the scientist's request.
At first, the scientists informed only the Australian government and military about it.
At present, the scientists have no idea what the bedrock is made of.
Gold has the heaviest nucleus that is easily accelerated at RHIC, the scientists said.
