Sentence examples for held scientists from inspiring English sources

By laying out his "ethos of science" in 1942, he replaced the entrenched stereotypical views that had long held scientists to be eccentric geniuses largely unbound by rules or norms.

It found that at least two-thirds of Americans hold scientists and engineers in high regard, but the feeling is hardly mutual.

It's a scary precedent because it holds scientists legally responsible for the advice they offer.

Ten years later, their findings still hold: Scientists need to engage in policy issues.

Of the participants, four were professional PhD holding scientists working in industry, one PhD engaged in scientific communications, eight PhD holders working as University academics between postdoctoral and professorial level, four current postgraduate students, and five current undergraduate students.

Iceland's Bárðarbunga volcano, buried under the giant Vatnajökull glacier, has been holding scientists in suspense over the last 2 weeks, producing frequent seismic rumbles but no signs yet of an actual eruption.

This belief is no longer held by scientists.

Alan Leshner, the chief executive of the AAAS, said the survey revealed a worrying gulf between the opinions held by scientists and the general public.

The discovery will challenge the view, widely held among scientists, that any benefits a patient feels after acupuncture are due purely to the placebo effect.

If I'd held out, scientists might have made a promise, an oath, to use their knowledge solely for the good of humanity!

The idea that personality and psychopathology are intimately connected is a long standing belief held by scientists and clinicians.