Like everyone, scientists tend to cut corners when writing early drafts of our research papers: just to get our thoughts from brain to screen, to be reformulated later.
The German driller had provided a recipe for Glühwein, and everyone — scientists, graduate students, the Danish minister and her entourage, and the crew from the Air National Guard — was standing around in the dark, in cold-weather gear, drinking.
Encyclopedia of Life is being developed to serve as a comprehensive resource for everyone; scientist, teacher, student, media, any interested party.
Drugs get everyone — politicians, scientists, teachers and parents — off the hook.
So-called framing effects influence the way everyone, including scientists, interpret information.
She said she wanted to "leverage the strengths of everyone," whether scientists, pharmaceutical companies or biotechnology companies.
But if that is true for me, it is also true for everyone, including scientists like Blakemore.
That will not work for everyone, so scientists are intervening in an attempt to find the key to eternal lifeStill a dangerFour million cluster bombs were fired during a 15-year civil war in Lebanon that ended in 1990.
Yet even that could prove to be a step too far in many cases; so many victims suffered massive injuries that the most sophisticated DNA testing may not be able to identify everyone, forensic scientists said yesterday.
Employee shortages are likely and Aon suggests that companies should assume 25% of workers could fall ill.The top priority for everyone from scientists such as Klaus Stohr, who leads the WHO's global influenza programme, to economists such as Paul Gertler, at the World Bank, is better surveillance and prevention.
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