Sentence examples for fair scientists from inspiring English sources

Dethroning Einstein was never on the Opera team's agenda, and to be fair, scientists in the group never claimed that they overturned relativity — only that they had a very puzzling anomaly.

Through experiments at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (Fair), scientists hope to learn why we have the diversity and abundance of elements that make up the periodic table.

To be fair, many scientists at the time were warning that it would be a long, slow slog to reap clinical benefits.

To some extent, that's an accurate description: Recruiters do see a large number of candidates at job fairs, and scientists often highlight similar experiences and skills.

Gaddis is not entirely fair to social scientists here.

The poster session, which resembled a science fair for professional scientists, was dedicated to innovative lecture demonstrations.

His midcareer retrospective, like a mad scientists' fair of screwball contraptions, hopscotches from one dexterous tour de force to the next.

The report from FAIR argues that scientists are forced out of STEM fields because there aren't enough jobs.

As a whole the fair helped young scientists learn more about themselves, their capabilities, and what they wanted out of a career.

I'm convinced that a fair number of scientists can't see their options clearly, either the usual suspects or the out-there alternatives.

Peterson focused on organizing a career fair for postdoctoral scientists, a topic that has also been addressed recently in a series of articles offering tips and strategies from postdocs at the NIEHS Trainees Assembly.