Sentence examples for divide scientists from inspiring English sources

In the olden world we would divide scientists between specialists and generalists.

Shipman, a paleontologist herself, is among the best writers who manage to describe science to popular audiences without sacrificing the complexities of the issues that energize and sometimes divide scientists.

In trying to bridge the divide, scientists in both countries restarted links with a 1980 agreement between the U.S. Smithsonian Institution and the Cuban Academy of Sciences to build on past shared resources, challenges, and abilities.

Dr. Teller's actions divided scientists and led to long debates over his legacy.

A row over the health risks posed by the substance has divided scientists, governments and international agencies, and led to the threat of lawsuits against the commission.

But the paper, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, faces criticism on three fronts: how it divides scientists into one of two groups, whether the scientists have been chosen properly, and whether the peer review process stacks the deck in favor of the consensus view.

This dispute has divided scientists, civil society, researchers and policy-makers.

That's partly what has divided scientists into opposing camps they cannot agree on the relative importance of genetic and environmental factors in the disorders' etiology.

Two competing views -- one stemming from Descartes's theories and the other from Newton's mathematical formula for gravity -- divided European scientists.

People are moving out and new houses are being built on stilts.The foolishness of pouring money into vulnerable areas is one issue that unites those divided hurricane scientists.

Within 7 weeks, all cells had stopped dividing, the scientists report in the October Nature Medicine.