Sentence examples for networks of scientists from inspiring English sources
At a time when people were often slow to publish, "invisible colleges," networks of scientists who corresponded privately, played an important role in coordinating and stimulating mathematical research.
The message is that the EU "is hostile to the networks of scientists and entrepreneurs that the world needs to solve problems (e.g. the Single Market's disastrous Clinical Trials Directive)." Can the EU really be trying to prevent researchers from developing vital new medicines?
In contrast, I argue that it was local influences, the networks of scientists and standards laboratories that defined and maintained the standards, which gave them their strength.
Examples include international networks of scientists collaborating to improve diagnostic tools (Eclipse 2017), or hackathons organized in foreign capitals to develop data models or applications for implementation in pandemic response (Sangokoya 2014; Gordon 2016; Lodato and Di Salvo 2016).
Previous works have, for instance, discussed the presence of clusters, or communities, both in R&D networks of firms [5, 6] and in co-authorship networks of scientists [7].
All discovery is based on what has gone before and the collaborative networks of scientists the world over.
But is it enough to ensure replication among the close network of scientists?
A diligent investigator, she reached out to a network of scientists, physicians, librarians, conservationists and government officials.
quickly assembled a network of scientists to seek the cause of the disease and do the necessary tests to support the epidemiologic inquiry.
David Attenborough, the WWF, the Society for Biology, several major unions and a global network of scientists, educationalists and horticulturalists have all made public statements expressing their concern.
Ya-Ping Zhang, a geneticist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has led an international network of scientists who have compared pieces of DNA from different canines.
