Sentence examples for production scientists from inspiring English sources

By taking advantage of the flexibility of RNA vaccine production, scientists can thus produce a vaccine with different antigens which is consequently better at targeting the tumor cells.

To grow fuel in a wide range of environments that won't compete with food production, scientists are exploring the huge potential of single-cell organisms such as algae and bacteria.

To shut down fat production, scientists have experimented with eliminating SCD1 entirely in mice by knocking out the gene that encodes it, and that does work--but also causes hair loss.

The organizations included the Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientists (formerly the Atomic Engineers of Oak Ridge and the Atomic Production Scientists of Oak Ridge) and the Association of Oak Ridge Scientists (formerly the Association of Oak Ridge Scientists at Clinton Laboratories).

As a result, bumblebee decline could have serious implications for both ecosystem function and food production, scientists said.

"The ability to close the achievement gap is the civil rights issue of our generation," Mr. Romney said in an interview, noting concern over test scores as well as the country's lagging production of scientists and engineers.

Wilson started by referring to the complacent response of Lord Hailsham (then Lord President of the Council and minister for science) to the report and then laid out a three-point plan for the increased production of scientists and technologists, improving their status and redeploying them from defence to civil production.

As climate change continues to threaten the availability and cost of food for the world's rapidly growing population, the panel agreed that everyone involved in global food production – from scientists and NGOs, to farmers, businesses, governments and funders – will need to take action in order to safeguard smallholders' prospects and, ultimately, the future of global food security.

The report also appears to support concerns raised by a growing number of university officials and corporate executives, who say that the failure to produce students well-prepared in science is undermining the country's production of scientists and engineers and putting the nation's economic future in jeopardy.

As these people complete their education and join the workforce, total production of scientists and engineers will accelerate.

It is a unique institution that combines fundamental research with industrial-scale production, employing scientists on both sides of the aisle.