Sentence examples for conclusions scientists from inspiring English sources

To arrive at these conclusions, scientists reviewed the research contributions of nearly 50 specialists and documented the threats to all 18 penguin species spanning the last 250 years.

To reach their conclusions, scientists from the University of Southampton and Network Rail studied the number of landslides and floods that resulted in delays of more than eight hours to rail travel.

Thomas Kuhn, in his analysis of "scientific revolutions", found that, before drawing positive or normative conclusions, scientists need a way of looking at the world, a pair of glasses he called "paradigms".

To reach that conclusion, scientists from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and other institutions took muscle biopsies from a group of sedentary men and women and mapped their muscle cells' methylation patterns.

That's a key conclusion scientists are drawing from an unusual 2004 experiment in which they grew a massive algae bloom in the Southern Ocean.

To reach their conclusion, scientists inflicted stress on one group of rats by placing them in a tube only slightly larger than their own bodies for one hour.

Rejecting the sound conclusions of scientists would undermine the revised federal law in its first real test and could push the fluke populations into potentially irreversible decline.

It is the kind of logical system of evidence-based conclusions that scientists understand but that others can sometimes find difficult to grasp.

To reach their conclusions, the scientists compared the list of the most popular second-generation biofuels with the list of invasive species and found an alarming degree of overlap.

At least, these are the conclusions of scientists who recently analyzed the teeth, fingernails, hair, and clothes of the Egtved Girl, so named for the Danish village where archaeologists first discovered her in 1921.

Doesn't all of the natural evidence that the universe has to offer support the conclusions that scientists have drawn (and modified) over the past five centuries?