Sentence examples for may bring scientists from inspiring English sources

Chickens with two beaks may bring scientists closer to sorting out the molecular signals that lend faces their distinctive features.

A clever new way to make antihydrogen may bring scientists one step closer to understanding how matter differs from antimatter.

The findings may bring scientists a step closer to understanding how evolution produced today's immense diversity of invertebrates.

"One part of the exchange program, administered by the AAAS Center for Science Diplomacy and supported with a grant from the Lounsbery Foundation, may bring Cuban scientists to the United States as early as May, said Marga Gual Soler, project director at the AAAS center.

"I really know how to bring scientists together," he says.

While he may bring a poet's sensitivity (and a scientist's precision) to perfume making, his prose hangs somewhere between the beautiful and the inscrutable.

Panama's sometimes troubling role as a haven may bring unwanted costs, said Robert A. Pastor, a political scientist at Emory University and a former member of the National Security Council.

Too little sleep may bring on a form of the marijuana "munchies", say scientists who found that sleep-deprived people craved crisps, sweets and biscuits far more than healthier foods.

But regulation may bring respectability.

Diners may bring their own.

That may bring intangible benefits.