Sentence examples for science noted from inspiring English sources

Significant risks remain for the tropics, Dr. Field of the Carnegie Institution for Science noted.

The researchers, writing in the journal Science, noted that several large impact craters on Europa have central peaks.

In reporting it, Science noted that Sanger was "the most self-effacing person you could hope to meet".

But, as Alan Kay, one of the fathers of computer science noted: "The best way to predict the future is to invent it".

A commentary by Elizabeth Pennisi published earlier this year in Science noted that germ-free mice are hyperactive, and that this behavior was reversed if the mice were colonized with specific bacteria introduced at a critical age.

July 18 , 1922Cincinnati June 17 , 1996Cambridge Thomas S. Kuhn, in full Thomas Samuel Kuhn (born July 18 , 1922 Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. died June 17 , 1996 Cambridge, Mass . American historian of science noted for The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962), one of the most influential works of history and philosophy written in the 20th century.

Dr. Bernhard Schwartländer, the agency's chief of strategy, said AIDS had seen a "game-changing year in science," noting especially a study showing that people on drugs lowered by 96 percent their chances of passing on the infection.

Psychologists dwell on the power of attention, with Daniel Kahneman, a recipient of a Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science, noting that the very act of concentrating on something leads us to exaggerate its importance and its potential to make us happy.

The study, authored by Kevin Cowtan from the University of York and Robert Way from the University of Ottawa (who both also contribute to the climate science website Skeptical Science), notes that the Met Office data set only covers about 84percentt of the Earth's surface.

One set of arguments, made by Margaret Levi and Laura Stoker in the 2000 Annual Review of Political Science, notes that authorities have lost public confidence by exhibiting untrustworthy behavior.

"It was my decision [to put the craft down]," says Edward Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, noting that his decision follows the original contingency plan.