Sentence examples for new scientific data from inspiring English sources

NIOSH periodically disseminate new scientific data relating to potential occupational hazard from NMs (such as scientifically derived NOAELs) and recommend occupational exposure limits.

One plausible reading of the new scientific data is that we've waited too long already.

The spacecraft's main computer had been compressing new scientific data for downloading much later.

Since then, the Bush administration has been confronted by new scientific data on climate change and by growing political pressure both internationally and domestically.

The Montreal Protocol, which has been revised a half-dozen times, mainly in response to new scientific data, averted a dystopian future filled with skin cancer and cataracts.

And three years ago, in the face of a torrent of new scientific data, a number of new companies set themselves up to interpret this information for customers.

Responses received provided considerable new scientific information.

Therefore, it seems that new endodontic journals are needed, in order to enable the containment of the growing flow of new endodontic scientific data, while keeping strict quality standards to the publications.

But today, new, hard scientific data appears to be buttressing the book's fundamental idea that plants are more complex organisms than previously thought.

Our decision to drive attention toward marijuana was borne primarily in new, unsettling scientific data pointing to marijuana use alone as a major risk factor in mental illness, roadside accidents, cognitive impairment and poor performance in school.

"This administration feels strongly that greater local input, new information, scientific data and economic analysis and wider public involvement can only lead to better, more informed decisions," said the statement, from Mark Pfeifle, the Interior Department spokesman.