Sentence examples for convincing scientists from inspiring English sources

Convincing scientists that there is a real problem with bias against women has been challenging.

The cables, which first surfaced with the Wikileaks disclosures two years ago, described a series of separate public relations strategies, unrolled at dozens of press junkets and biotech conferences, aimed at convincing scientists, media, industry, farmers, elected officials and others of the safety and benefits of GM products.

Convincing scientists that the 3.4-billion-year-old western Australia stromatolites were made by microbes was a "hard sell," she says.

The break began several years ago but had quickened its advance in the last year, increasingly convincing scientists that the iceberg detachment was inevitable, despite the fact that it is actually winter in Antarctica right now.

DeVorkin wrote that, "Energetic and forceful, she seemed to have a better chance of obtaining a pilot's license than Jean, who was preoccupied with restoring the gondola and balloon and convincing scientists to provide instruments to fly".

Daniel Callahan ([1996];3) seem to suggest that the problem of co-optation was something the community came to experience as a problem following their success of convincing scientist to consider them as "allies and not opponents We became insiders by default, without ever resolving in any full way the question of whether those who pursue bioethics should be insiders or outsiders".

They were the workers who convinced scientists that large-scale calculation had value.

Five strong earthquakes have shaken India in the last decade, and new evidence has convinced scientists that much worse appears not only inevitable, but overdue.

But then came the "dinosaur renaissance". Several tantalizing discoveries in the 1960s and '70s convinced scientists there was more to learn from these long-dead creatures.

The idea persisted for about 15 years, Dr. Reilly said, but eventually the epidemiological evidence convinced scientists that these men were no more violent than men without an extra Y chromosome.

The Energy Department has failed to convince scientists at the government's nuclear weapons laboratories of the need for tougher security and counterintelligence measures to prevent espionage, according to a new Congressional report.