Sentence examples for born scientists from inspiring English sources

But in the 20 years since Dolly was born, scientists have found an easier way to make personalised stem cells for patients.

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And while climate change has undoubtedly altered the background conditions in which all weather systems are born, scientists said that natural variability still plays a very large role, and may have been the dominant factor with Hurricane Sandy.

In addition, it is unclear whether you want funding for foreign nationals--i.e., Indian- born scientists--or U.S. citizens/permanent residents who are of Indian/Pakistani ethnicity.

The company hopes that other Chinese-born scientists working abroad will be eager to join him.

Asians were somewhat less successful, but the gap disappeared when foreign-born scientists — who may have difficulty with English in writing successful grants — were excluded.

They also recruited Chinese-born scientists, engineers, and other professionals who happened to be living abroad, especially those with security clearances or access to trade secrets.

Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson, whose agency oversees the laboratories, conceded that political pressures from Congress had created "an atmosphere of fear" among foreign-born scientists.

He said that while the board was mindful of suspicion surrounding Asian scientists at federal laboratories, its concerns went further, covering all foreign-born scientists.

In 2004 two Russian-born scientists, Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, along with others, published the first electronic measurements proving they had isolated graphene.

Rather, he said, "It is Congress, by creating an atmosphere of fear, that has caused concerns among the foreign-born scientists".