Sentence examples for points scientists from inspiring English sources

At two different points, scientists giddily say that they feel like a kid on Christmas morning.

By photographing a surface from multiple vantage points, scientists will be able to construct a topographic map.

The article, by Gina Kolata, touched on points scientists have complained about for years, and generated a blizzard of mostly supportive comments on the Times's Web site.

The findings point scientists to previously unappreciated developmental problems that may help them develop more effective treatments, experts said.

Up to this point, scientists recognized that sickle cell disease ran in families, but the underlying mechanism of it was not well understood.

Societies have probably already missed that turning point, scientists say, and the longer societies wait to act, the higher the eventual greenhouse plateau and the greater the consequences.

Our current business-as-usual trajectory commits us to over 2C warming – a point scientists have described as the threshold between "dangerous"and "extremely dangerous" – within decades.

But they fail to appreciate a salient point: scientists may get how the atoms of the universe combine, but they're often dweebs in the real world.

It is a rite of passage for any sufficiently advanced genetically modified animal: at some point scientists will insert a gene that makes you glow green.

At this point, scientists have only an imperfect understanding of how snippets of genetic material can determine a patient's chances of getting many diseases, especially more common ones.

But at this point, scientists, who called the disappearing marshlands an emergency, do not know what is causing such rapid erosion, which seems to be unknown elsewhere in the New York metropolitan region and rare anyplace.