Sentence examples for new scientific papers from inspiring English sources

Two new scientific papers shed some light on this issue.

New scientific papers are more likely to cite well-established ones.

"And now, the six degrees of separation, because of our social networks, is less than four – there are new scientific papers which show that the average connection is just 3.8 people now".

Hot on the heels of the news that Mary Norton's tiny Borrowers would not have been viable in the real world, two new scientific papers have analysed the spells JK Rowling invented for Harry Potter and concluded that they would need magic to work.

This is the conclusion of a new scientific paper by Prof James Hansen, the former head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies and the world's best known climate scientist.

The 2016 Australian election is the last opportunity to save the Great Barrier Reef, the authors of a new scientific paper have warned.

A new scientific paper suggests that the ocean is acidifying at a rate that is many times faster than at any time in the last 300 million years.

No wonder, as the author observes, that "today, a new scientific paper is published every 30 minutes, and the vast majority of these papers have very little impact beyond the industry of research science".

Every week during the build of that animation a new scientific paper was published that significantly impacted our understanding of how the replisome works (and how I was going to represent it).

A new scientific paper on the progress in understanding and treating Alzheimers drew investors' attention to Summit's work in this area, where it is developing possible treatments for the disease.

James E. Hansen, the irrepressible NASA scientist who was among the first to sound the alarm about human-caused global warming, has roiled the scientific community again with a new scientific paper explicitly linking high concentrations of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases to recent severe heat waves and drought.