Many distinguished scientists pleaded for clemency for him.
Both are distinguished scientists, which is just as well, because their proposal faces a number of problems.
Because of widespread interest in the sirtuin activation idea, Dr. Westphal had little difficulty raising money and recruiting distinguished scientists to Sirtris's advisory board.
IT IS surprising quite how many popular books by distinguished scientists—from Roger Penrose to Francis Crick and Gerald Edelman tackle problems of consciousness and the mind.
The Steiner movement insists there are distinguished scientists among its ex-pupils – such as the US physicist John Fitzallen Moore – but it's much harder to make up lost ground in physics or maths than it is in the humanities.
Distinguished scientists from the former Soviet block had been gushing west since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
I love to watch nervous audience members stump distinguished scientists with tough questions.
His fellow graduates included Ian Wark, Kate Campbell, Jean Macnamara, Rupert Willis and Roy Cameron, who became distinguished scientists in their own right.
First, as is well-known from extensive psychological research on conflicts of interest, the biases that create them are generally unconscious and thus can affect even distinguished scientists who are unaware of their bias.
After Dr Al-Swailem's presentation, the conference participants enjoyed attending a series of 17 two days excellent talks presented by Thomson Reuters's ranked highly distinguished scientists who came from various institutions around the globe to deliver presentations in different topics.
Distinguished scientists were invited to share their visions of the field past, present, and future: Steven Brenner (University of California at Berkeley), Atul Butte (Stanford University), John Moult (University of Maryland, College Park), Burkhard Rost (Techinal University of Munich) and Mauno Vihinen (Lund University).
