Sentence examples for first-class scientist from inspiring English sources

Elias Zerhouni, the current head, issued a statement praising Lenfant as a "talented and capable administrator" and "first-class scientist" whose departure will leave "a significant loss".

Other top companies say that they have seen no impact of the problems on their recruitment of first-class scientists.

"People can be very unfair and unkind, and they feel free to treat you like a second-class scientist because they think your husband has made things easy for you and done the work for you," writes Heather Viles, a professor of biogeomorphology and heritage conservation at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, in an e-mail to Science Careers.

He recruited an extraordinary staff of local internists to help train legions of medical residents as well as several first class scientists.

Otherwise there is the risk that disabled scientists may be perceived by their physically able colleagues as second-class scientists.

The NSERC's believes that the appointment of first-class women and Aboriginal scientists will provide excellent role models for future generations of researchers.

For him, neither Mr. Moynihan's lack of social science rigor nor his involvement in the affairs of the day stands in the way of achieving first-class status as a social scientist.

Hence, we need to have first-class facilities in Canada to attract young scientists here," said Bélanger.

PhDs think that MDs are money grubbers and lousy scientists...But, can a PhD be a first-class citizen in a clinical department?" - MD, internal medicine and physiology, university "PhDs don't appreciate the difficulty of doing good clinical research".

The animal scientist Temple Grandin likens the experience to a life sentence in a first-class airplane seat.

"First-class," said Time magazine.