Sentence examples for misuse of scientists from inspiring English sources
There is a misuse of scientists.
Holdren, a climate scientist who wrote one of the emails in the UEA trove, said he was prepared to denounce any misuse of data by the scientists – if one is proved.
In terms of climate science, the authors' leave "little doubt about their disdain for what they regard as the misuse and abuse of science by a small cabal of scientists they see as largely lacking in requisite climate science expertise".
The resolution, approved on 10 July, doesn't carry the force of law anywhere, but Walter Gehring, a developmental biologist at University of Basel in Switzerland and president of the society, says they hope the moratorium will help prevent "the misuse of our techniques" by ostracizing scientists who don't abide by the ban.
The poll also revealed a mistrust over the fruits of scientific research: 43% agree that "scientists are responsible for the misuse of their discoveries by others," while 80% call for authorities to enforce formal ethical rules for scientists.
The stories of scientists create new scientists.
But this pluralism can be misused, when a tiny minority (backed by big capital) demands the same rights of audience and representation – e.g. in the case of climate change – as the overwhelming majority of scientists.
What shortage of scientists?
The disclosure follows his decision to sack Professor David Nutt as chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) on Friday after the scientist renewed his criticism of the government's decision to toughen the law on cannabis.
Under the False Claims Act, scientific misconduct by a federally funded scientist may be considered misuse of government funds.
