Sentence examples for latest scientific reports from inspiring English sources

So the latest scientific reports should have the effect of grabbing us by the lapels and admonishing us for not taking it seriously enough.

The central importance of secure, green energy was clear even before the recent events in Ukraine or before the latest scientific reports from the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change.

On the basis of the latest scientific reports and research results, new catalytic models of the possibilities and relations of both Pt-based catalysts and supports, which are typically carbon, glasses, oxides, ceramics, and composite nanosized nanomaterials, are proposed for the further investigation of catalytic surface roles to achieve crucial improvements of Pt-based catalysts.

Below I lay out some of the crucial context for understanding the latest scientific reports of this or that effect in this or that experiment and helping us to avoid being misled into thinking that such reports constitute evidence of some imminent threat.

"The EPA's new guidance on stream conductivity and the emphasis on the latest scientific reports show that at least this one government agency is finally listening to scientists, too.

The risks from global warming are far different, said Dr. Solomon, who was the co-leader of the latest scientific report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Two weeks ago, a letter from 71 members of Congress was sent to the Departments of Health and Agriculture expressing concerns about the latest Scientific Report of the 2015 DGAC against the inclusion of sustainability considerations because they will cause "consumer confusion" and are not scientifically substantiated.

Research findings would be unassailable, doctors would have absolute confidence in the recommendations they make and treatments they prescribe, and the general public would rest assured that the latest scientific study being reported on says exactly what it claims to say.

The study, which tracked the death rates of British civil servants, was the latest in a flurry of scientific reports crediting domestic chores with health benefits like a lowered risk for breast and colon cancers.

This month, writing in the journal American Mineralogist, Dr. Post and his Smithsonian colleagues report the latest scientific tidbit about the Hope Diamond: It contains surprisingly high levels of the element boron.

Although current literature will typically be underrepresented as a percentage of a database as a whole due to the ephemeral nature of what is considered current, it is important for CTD to report the latest scientific results to our users in a timely manner.