Sentence examples for reading scientists from inspiring English sources

Broadcast news items and newspaper articles reading, "Scientists have discovered... .. are largely devoid of the necessary context.

Jump to media player University of Reading scientists say cooking fat molecules from takeaways can counteract climate change.

Five fruit and veg 'not enough' Jump to media player University of Reading scientists have warned that wet weather has made fruit and vegetables smaller and less nourishing.

When we read "scientists performed a meta-analysis" it is assumed that this is a good thing and we move on.

On that, as evidenced by the two stories I read, scientists are in clear agreement.

The headline on the press release reads, "Scientists Identify a Mechanism that Helps Fruit Flies Lock in Memories".

Colonel Beason is a thin, amiable man and a widely read scientist.

"Loneliness is a killer: It's as bad for your health as alcoholism, smoking and over-eating, say scientists," read the headline.

Responding to screaming headlines like the one in The Guardian reading "Scientist 'Killed Amazon Indians to Test Race Theory'" (Brown 2000)—the AAA held a jam-packed special session on the book at the next meeting, in November of 2000, in San Francisco.

I was actually asked by a wide-eyed PhD student what my poster (yes, poster: members of tiny start-ups don't often get asked to speak at the podium) could possibly be about: "Are you going to try to sell us some new medication?" Read, scientists in industry don't do real science.

Read: Scientists Say Climate Change Is Making California's Drought Even Worse.