Sentence examples for related scientists from inspiring English sources
"Asylum treats the use of the two terms as completely unrelated, but the terms are in fact closely related: scientists gave Homo floresiensis the nickname 'Hobbit' because its appearance resembled Tolkien's hobbits, as described in his novels".
But because avians and mammals are not closely related, scientists doubted whether the experiment proved that birds had truly retained a genetic vestige of their forbearers' bite.
Embedded in this framework are two assumptions: the task is to present objective truth, "the science," to uninformed and largely passive citizens and, related, scientists are not citizens in their work.
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Now it turns out that, even though they live all over the globe, giant squid are all very closely related genetically, scientists said in a paper last week, surprising the squid cognoscenti.
A 1990 study by sociologists Paul D. Allison and J. Scott Long found research productivity more related to scientists' departments than to their personal qualities.
The Singapore General Hospital (SGH) offers the SGH Endowment Fund Clinicall) Fellowships and SGH Research Fellowships for doctors and related medical scientists in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) region who wish to train or undertake research in any one of the clinical departments in the hospital.
Former intern Emily Conover won top prize for her ScienceShot "How to prevent a sheep traffic jam," which related how scientists applied the principles of fluid dynamics to an unusual problem.
A strength of the present research is its focus on the perceptions of scientists related to the societal impact of health-related publications, with subsequent translation of the gained insights into a practical tool to assess the societal impact of publications.
