Sentence examples for long term scientists from inspiring English sources

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had this to say: "By challenging conventional thinking and expanding knowledge over the long term, scientists can solve the biggest problems of our time.

In the long term, the scientists hope, patients may no longer have to wait on the national transplant list "for someone to die so they can live," as Dr. Atala puts it.

In the long term, the computer scientists agree, the nation's software challenge is not a body-count issue.

Opinions vary widely about what happens to that oil over the long term, but some scientists fear ongoing damage to sea life by oil entrained in the deep water column.

The snow-free plateau is home to the McMurdo Dry Valleys Long Term Ecological Research Center, where scientists are using the arid conditions to research what life will be like on Mars.

The tremors can't predict the next "big one," but in the long term, they could help scientists understand how big ones are set off.

While the long term warming trend is clear, scientists have long known that air temperatures do not rise smoothly year-on-year in the complex and chaotic climate system and that decade-long ups and downs are part of natural variability.

Solving the shortage of data scientists over the long term ultimately comes down to the education system.

This is a serious problem when we are thinking about the long term effects," one of Greenpeace's scientists, Herwig Schuster, told the BBC.

If Europe really wants to retain its growing flock of award-winners, "it will be very important to offer attractive and flexible working conditions to keep scientists in Europe long term," he says.

In an unusual, long-term study, scientists have been tracking marmots there since 1962.