Sentence examples for major scientists from inspiring English sources

Many major scientists have complained that, in the review of their papers, they have been included in that consensus".

Mr. Grubin acknowledged that he "played it safe" in terms of choosing for his series major scientists whose work reflects today's dominant paradigms of how the brain works.

She emphasises the way in which his work was a collaboration with all his informants, not only the major scientists but the minor pigeon-fanciers and worm-diggers.

But Dr. Hugh Gusterson, a cultural anthropologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who studies American science and the federal laboratories, said he believed there is a particular problem with the Bush presidency, in that most major scientists today, whatever their politics, are unwilling to accept White House policies.

These guys are serious, major scientists and we've been waiting for this result for some time.

He was unique among the major scientists in not possessing an academic qualification in any branch of science.

But just as the felling of a large tree allows young plants to sprout in the newly sunny ground that it formerly shaded, the passing of a major scientist permits new ideas to spring up in the intellectual space she or he once dominated.

These are almost inevitable, and predicting how serious these "off-target" changes could be is a major hurdle scientists.

Why? What's happening to them?" A major threat, scientists believe, is light pollution, the same blurring of the skies that has made it difficult to see stars clearly in much of the modern world.

How do you replace it?" Once Blum decided that she was going to take on flame retardants, she began introducing herself to the major players — scientists, furniture manufacturers, policy makers.

The tight relationship in past climate between temperature and carbon dioxide is a major reason scientists have warned that modern society is running a big risk by burning CO2-producing fossil fuels.