Sentence examples for routine scientists from inspiring English sources

But are "routine" scientists as fascinating as their science?

In 1992, E. O. Wilson noted that as the cost of DNA sequencing decreased and became routine, scientists would be fully prepared to address the question of how much biodiversity exists on Earth.

More significant by far are the dozens of routine decisions scientists make every day.

The findings have become so routine that scientists have classified supernovae into neat little categories, such as Type Ia, whose brightness occurs with such consistency it has become the standard candle for computing distances to other galaxies.

When biology researchers investigate a topic, they engage in a variety of scientific practices that are routine for scientists, but often difficult for students: these are authentic and complex problems (Chi, 2005; AAAS, 2011).

This time last year we were watching giant apples, disabled dancers suspended in mid-air doing an umbrella routine and scientist Stephen Hawking, all live from the stadium in an opening ceremony that made people sit up and pay attention.

Research integrity is the sum of all the routine decisions that scientists make every day, including authorship.

In natural sciences, the digitalization of research data, as the basis for a later availability of the results and procedures, has to be implemented directly in the daily routine of the scientists.

Those samples ended up at the University of Auckland where scientists did routine tests about six months later.

The first, is a 'space time' analysis, where crime scientists conduct routine spatial hot spot analysis and then ascertain the temporal patterns within each of the hot spots.

The winners of the contest developed a tool (Reflect) that addresses the routine need of life scientists to be able both to jump from gene or protein names to their molecular sequences, and to understand more about particular genes, proteins or small molecules encountered in the literature [ 44].