Sentence examples for rare scientists from inspiring English sources

Dr. Black agreed and went on to become one of the rare scientists to receive a Nobel Prize for work performed in industry.

In parts of the developing world, where allergic disease was once considered rare, scientists have noted an uptick, especially in urban areas.

Because the strain is rare, scientists remain uncertain of just how much toxin it produces or even where it hides in nature, which make tracing and combating outbreaks more difficult.

Health experts warned them that exposure to the colorless chemical, which is used to make plastic pipes, furniture and upholstery, could cause liver cancer, nerve damage, circulatory problems and skin lesions, but because incidents of drinking or bathing in such contaminated water are so rare, scientists are unsure about just how toxic it is.

In a time when positive news for the planet is rare, scientists announced today some promising ecological findings from Australia.

Many ancient mysticetes also had teeth instead of baleen, but because fossils between 23 million and 35 million years old are "vanishingly rare," scientists don't know a great deal about the earliest phases of mysticete evolution, says palaeobiologist Erich Fitzgerald of Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Australia.

It would be the rare scientist who claims that degree of omniscience.

Jambeck, who wrote the study with a UGA doctoral candidate, Amy Brooks, is a rare scientist who is drawn to trash and the issues it creates.

The rare scientist elected to both the American and the Russian Academies of Sciences, Coleman has nurtured his international relationships and leveraged them in collaborations that few others would have been able to manage.

But because the skills and mindset of research and business are so different, it's the rare scientist who can make the transition to running a successful startup company.

It's a rare scientist who's smart enough to know what's likely to matter, say, 5 years into the future.