Sentence examples for links between scientists from inspiring English sources
Trust is also a necessary condition, upon which the links between scientists, journal editors, reviewers, publishers, and, ultimately, the public rely.
This article was reviewed by Vladimir Kuznetsov and Anthony Almudevar Scientific progress is affected by technologies, availability of funds and dominant hypotheses, but also by the social links between scientists.
He decided to become a link between scientists and beekeepers.
Nehm and Schonfeld (2007) argue that science teachers are an important 'missing link' between scientists' views of evolution and the general public's acceptance or rejection of evolution.
Especially in the US, science teachers are considered a 'missing link' between scientists' understanding of evolution and the public's ignorance of (or resistance to) evolutionary theory (Nehm and Schonfeld [2007]).
Probabilistic methods of eruption forecasting do not directly consider the broader social context of science either, but they can be a "more objective" link between scientists and decision-making authorities or society (Aspinall et al. 2003; Marzocchi et al. 2004,2008; Sandri et al. 2009; Lindsay et al. 2010; Aspinall 2012; Marzocchi and Bebbington 2012; Donovan et al. 2012c).
Because high school biology teachers serve as an important link between scientists' and the general public's understanding and perception of biological evolution (Nehm and Schonfeld 2007), they should be prepared to present to their students the principles of evolutionary theory void of any misinterpretations or misconceptions.
Press releases provide an important link between scientists and journalists.
Is there a link between scientist and dancer?
Bureaucrats at the trade and economy ministry want to promote closer links between university scientists and the private sector, to which they attribute much of America's success.
The German Research Foundation DFGG) is encouraging links between its scientists and collaborators in China, Korea, and Japan.
