Sentence examples for present scientists from inspiring English sources

At present, scientists are a long way from doing so.

The question is: why?" At present scientists do not have answers.

At present, scientists often share only the results of successful experiments.

The detection and characterization of nanoparticles present scientists with particular challenges.

Familiar returning BBC2 faces include Professor Brian Cox, who will present "scientists and celebrities" panel show Six Degrees, Sue Perkins will trek across the Himalayas and historian Mary Beard will give her "definitive take" on the Roman Empire.

Asked whether the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation would present scientists to Congress to talk about wanting to use cloned human embryonic stem cells to understand the genetic basis of diabetes or whether they would instead present a little girl with diabetes, Dr. Robert Goldstein, the foundation's chief medical officer, did not hesitate.

Some might worry that these tweets have presented scientists as hapless and undermined confidence in science.

And this presents scientists with a problem – for they need results from the LHC to indicate what kind of machine should be its replacement.

And the whole constant idea falls to pieces if w is even a smidgen off -1.More than any other scientific problem the cosmic-expansion conundrum presents scientists with an existential quandary.

But the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, mutates as much in a single day as flu virus does in a year, presenting scientists with an almost insurmountable challenge.

Ever since their discovery in 1909, the spectacular Burgess Shale outcrops in the Canadian Rockies have presented scientists with a cornucopia of evidence for the "explosion" of complex, multicellular life beginning some 550 million years ago.