Sentence examples for noteworthy scientists from inspiring English sources

What makes the apparent end of this monkey noteworthy, scientists say, is that it was a conspicuous, large mammal -- weighing up to 20 pounds -- and also because it was related, though distantly, to the scientists who studied it.

The concept of naming units of measure after noteworthy scientists was subsequently used for other units.

Georgia Tech has its fair share of noteworthy engineers, scientists, and inventors.

Thus it is noteworthy that scientists in Islamic countries like Egypt and Indonesia (the world's largest Muslim country), are actively manipulating plant genes in a variety of ways.

This is noteworthy because scientist-mothers in dual-career households interviewed for a previous Science Careers article said child care was, by far, the most time-consuming household task.

He found it noteworthy that while the scientists were expected to present their ideas in terms that laymen could understand — "We're expected to do science lite" — the economists and the financiers hadn't indulged their scientific counterparts with any primer for the financial crisis or what was happening in Europe.

It may be noteworthy that, among the scientists, it was primarily the older generation, men like Einstein and Planck, Niels Bohr and Schrödinger, who were most acutely worried about this state of affairs which their own work had chiefly brought about.

The first of two annual conferences went down this past January in Palm Springs, where developers, designers, and scientists exhibited noteworthy installations.

In a noteworthy recent experiment conducted by scientists at the University of Massachusetts and other institutions, a group of healthy young men donned a clunky platform shoe with a 4-inch heel on their right foot, leaving the left leg to dangle above the ground.

Still, even the small differences that scientists have reported are noteworthy, Dr. Stacey said.

Amgen chose the three papers initially highlighted on the site not because they were particularly noteworthy, but because the company's scientists were ready to write them up, Kamb says.