Sentence examples for expert scientist from inspiring English sources

And I am positive any food expert, scientist or parent that cares will feel the same.

One of these enabled me to travel to the United Kingdom to strike up a collaboration with an expert scientist to learn how to cultivate anaerobic gut fungi.

Your advice as an expert scientist is in great demand in ISO committees, while maintaining cooperation has done a world of good for progress in the German marine biotest scene.

The cyber-infrastructure of VLab concentrates on scientific workflows, portal development, responsive user-interfaces and automatic generation of web services, all necessary to ensure a maximum degree of flexibility and ease of use for both the expert scientist and the layperson.

While these formats have a much higher degree of machine interpretability than those designed only for visual presentation, they are highly flawed due to a combination of incompleteness of description and high degrees of freedom, which join forces to ensure that such data sources are rarely meaningful to software without an expert scientist on hand to provide the missing context.

When Kynette was convicted largely on Parsons' testimony, which included his forensic reconstruction of the car bomb and its explosion, his identity as an expert scientist in the public eye was established despite his lack of a university education.

But they also acknowledged that the tools of advanced genetics are no longer the sole province of a small band of expert scientists.

It mischaracterizes intelligent design as a supernatural explanation, even though it isn't and even though expert scientists testified that this isn't the case.

In research described as "terrifying" by an independent expert, scientists predict the future for frogs, toads, newts and salamanders is even more bleak than conservationists had realised.

Even after the strong endorsement of expert scientists, only one of the committee's Republicans — Mary Bono Mack of California — voted for the bill.

We cannot expect the public (or politicians, or even scientists outside their areas of expertise) to understand all these issues, but we should expect to have a government that consults expert scientists and listens to what they have to say.