Sentence examples for many scientists assumed from inspiring English sources

When the tumor disease was discovered, many scientists assumed that it was caused by a rapidly spreading virus.

Until Dolly the sheep was cloned in Scotland in 1997, many scientists assumed that cloning a mammal would be impossible, but mice, cats, goats, pigs and cows have been successfully cloned.

Many scientists assumed it had been destroyed in a high-velocity impact.

The new discovery indicates that the common ancestor of sponges and Eumetazoa lived much earlier than many scientists assumed.

Based on the tribe's location, many scientists assumed that the Mlabri came from the ancient Southeast Asian Hoabinhian culture that predates agriculture.

In the past, many scientists assumed that the number of species in a region reflects that area's potential for evolutionary change.

As the planet warms up, organisms may not all migrate toward colder areas, as many scientists assume.

While many scientists assume that consciousness is a global property of the brain -- "a gestalt phenomenon" -- Dr. Koch and Dr. Crick say they believe that only a few neurons are responsible at any given moment.

But unlike warm-blooded, or endothermic, livestock, bugs don't spend much energy to keep themselves warm, so many scientists assume that pound for pound, they produce less greenhouse gas, too.

That is what many scientists had assumed.

It comes as a shock because most governments, and even many scientists, have assumed that carbon dioxide emissions would work their way out of the atmosphere in about a century, enabling it to clean itself fairly rapidly once the world switched to clean sources of energy.