Sentence examples for places scientists from inspiring English sources

The social environment in which research occurs places scientists under pressure to perform.

In some places, scientists say the pika has run out of room to run and populations have disappeared.

"But it's certainly good news that more regions have been ruled out," he said, referring to the various places scientists have been searching for dark matter.

The film "resolutely places scientists, more than science, in its focus," Reece writes.

But as seismometers got more sensitive and were laid down in more places, scientists started to identify tremors in the lower crust.

Although portable, current devices some of which weigh as much as 150 kilograms can't easily fit in many places scientists would like to use them or be readily carried to remote locations or mounted on small drones.

I am perpetually wary about placing scientists on pedestals.

Science and public health should not be subjects that place scientists and society at odds.

With Philae in place, scientists will have their first opportunity to analyse material collected directly from the comet.

If such sharing did not take place, scientists estimate that more than eighty per cent of adult vampire bats would die of starvation every year.

The animal lived in a place scientists call Laramidia, an island of swampy, subtropical land that stretched from Mexico to Alaska.